Amy Griffin > Recent Status Updates

Only a few pages in and almost annoyed enough to quit because I absolutely refuse to believe that any good book seller would ever judge, let alone gossip about, the books that patrons want to read!

DNF AGAIN! I keep trying but just cant.

Interesting prespective.

Parts of this were difficult to really engage with, but lots of interesting insights.

Fun quick read.

Fascinating.

DNF, not for me.

This lady can't keep her shoes on to save her life.

Getting added to DNF, which is a bummer I've been waiting for this book forever. But I just can't. I don't like anything about it. Could be a case of wrong book wrong time, but I'm nog pushing through it.

If it wasn't for Fredrik Backman, I'd be really worried about the Swedes...

DNF. No idea how this got on my to read list, but no.

Ugh. So many good points buried in academia, she almost makes it...

Against my better judgement...

Nope. All of your characters can't preach, the perspectives were making me crazy

Many of the ideas in this book were already familiar to me, but it's a good starting point if you need some help jumpstarting the conversation on sharing responsibility better within your family. I thought it was interesting that it didn't discuss involving the kids in any of the tasks, which is something I value in my family.

Um did you just thanks but Brene Brown?? I mean I was barely hanging in as it was and I'm clearly not the target audience but....no

- I'm still not completely over the fact that I started a series that wasn't finished, but I'm glad I forgot about it until it was! And That Gavin had the foresight to check out the last series from the library at the same time as the 2nd.

Garg! Still didn't throw it but tossed it aside while I templed my head a la 'a light in the attic' cover. Arg!

I've thrown books before, but I've never before used my head as a make shift bookmark while I screamed into the void.

What the....

"An earworm carving out the rotten apple of his brain."

Ug..... Too much romance novel. Too many words. What am I reading??

Some food info and a very fascinating story of the author. I did really struggle to get through the book that felt twice as long as it was. Probably a great read for a targeted audience with an acute interest in memory.