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Carrie is a cuntufulous then acts surprised when someone points it out. I think she needs to see a doctor for autism spectrum…

Having a hard time here… author is making this a hard one to like. Fooled by the title!!

Do not let yourself be a doormat to a fool
Or curry favour with the powerful.
Fight to the death for truth?
And the Lord God will fight on your side.

Anoche soñé que iba otra vez a Manderley- Rebecca (if she were Spanish)

Mexi-Becca vibes

What a humble man…. I already highly recommend this book. He’s not trying to sell the reader anything which is uncommon and wonderful.

Left the book at my mom’s house 2.5 hours away from me— getting a new one… to be continued… sadness

First part- yaaay!
Second part— what the 🫠😵‍💫

How can you fall in love with a book? 700 pages and I’m reading it like I’m thirsty in the desert….

Hilarious!!! Smart-ass Amy. Great timing for this kind of book

O'Farrell is a master storyteller... Heart heart emoji!

Great penciled art

Buddy read with Beverly! Yaaayyy!!

Bedtime stories for kids! Such a hit. They love this and beg me to read a few chapters. Beautiful pictures

Not enjoying this.... yet? Hoping it gets to the point and hopefully better

For most of my childhood I was caught between my brother's fury and my mother's sad searching. Rage and despondence are both highly damaging, but, I think, one turns inward and the other turns outward. When they collide, it can be catastrophic. By the time I was in kindergarten, catastrophe was already routine to me. (page 14)

The welcome sign said, Walnut Grove, Minnesota. Childhood home of pioneer and author Laura Ingalls Wilder. Then it reminded visitors to please come again, which sounded desperate, like the mayor worried people might never return.

Charlie was kind of a douche bag.......

This was my Christmas request to my husband. It is a good start to the New Year to try and fulfill myself spiritually... 😊

I am loving this book. I don’t want it to end!!!

Very deep but I'm reading in short spurts because it's not very exciting. Is she complaining or being reflective? Feeling some of the things she mentions. Being a mom and wife is hard but she breaks it down to every job.... sigh.. : )

"Relative to the rest of the world the American middle class- that is, people like us- have no real problems. But there's a fault in this. Because you see, human beings need a certain amount of drama. Therefore problems are made up. Let me tell you something about this century, Magdalene. It's no accident that Freud emerged with the rise of leisure." pg 112