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Cute, fluffy and definitely made me laugh out load many times… overall a decent book on being a mom!

Silly, light, fluffy. Forty-something MC‘s son, Max (my kindergartener‘s name!) is entering kindergarten. She becomes class mom and tells it like it is. There‘s a bunch of emails to fellow class parents, the teacher and school personnel. Her messages are snarky and I was entertained but this isn‘t my type of read. I listened to it within a day…I was in the mood for something easy peasy, nothing that required much effort. Meh 🤷‍♀️

What a fantastic and funny take on being a mom. The dramatics of the mom's being caddy and full of drama. I laughed aloud multiple times.

September 22/25 #LitsyLove #bookspinbingo

This book is hysterical. If you have children you know how it is when they are young. You need parents to help and nobody wants to. Jennifer says what she says and I admire her for it. Looking for a funny read check this one out.

This was a fun little trip into school mom suburbia.

I don‘t have kids, but I do teach them. This was fun and motivated me to go to spin class. I have nothing to say other than I just absolutely loved it and it‘s sequel.

As a former room parent and current VP of our school‘s PTO, I felt this one so hard. 😆 For some reason, I thought it was NF, so I got the audio version. I‘m happy to say it was absolutely as funny on audio as I expect it would be in print. Maybe my long streak of only listening to NF on audio is finally over!

Fun, easy read with entertaining characters and situations. I read this with my friend who has indeed been PTA President. We both enjoyed it.

It's a snow day here. My little guy missed the last two days of school because of the flu, and now we're stuck inside again. Oh well. I've got plenty of coffee, tea, and books!

Brainless and silly but a fun read.

Here is my tentative “stack”. I reserve the right to change it up at any time, especially the bottom row. I‘ll be finishing up the top three and starting the bottom three. #MrBook1inAMILLON #LITSYPARTYOFONE #24B4MONDAY

I'm trying to catch up on my reviews, so this may be the first of many! Sometimes I felt uncomfortable reading this for the situations she got herself into but I still thought it was funny and a good read, even if it was a little unrealistic!

Starting my 2nd readathon 😎 #mbcreadathon #mbcfrogsread1

This book was just what I needed. A fun easy reading palate cleanser (that I may or may not have downloaded during legal education seminar 🤷🏻‍♀️) I started it yesterday and it went down quick. I love that the last chapter is dated the same day I finished the book. Bookish serendipity at its finest. Looking forward to the sequel, coming out in July.

Amusing story of a mom roped into being the ‘Class Mom‘ for her son‘s kindergarten class and all the suburban housewife drama that comes with it - with a healthy side of snark.

A snarky mom, a quirky kid, and parents who are waaaay too uptight...what‘s not to love??? A funny, light-hearted read.

I gave my copy of this book to a sick friend this summer because I knew she‘d laugh. Now, it‘s part of the #MonthofRereads. I love this even though I‘ve never had a kid in school. 🤣🤣🤣🤣

This was a very funny and easy read. Highly recommend if you are looking for a fluffier book to make you smile.

@Schnoebs - Congratulations and thank you for this great giveaway

Very funny and easy to read. Would recommend to anyone with an elementary aged child.

A HOOT to read. If you like snark and can suspend your reality a little...worth a read! #2018 #bookclub #noveldiscussions

I enjoyed reading this one- it was fun, funny and light. As a forty something mom with young kids, there was a lot I could relate to.

I started reading this book at 7:30 Saturday morning. My husband drove up, and I asked him what time it was...11:30!!! I‘m gonna need to make that happen more!

As a teacher, this was a fun read. I could use a class mom like the main character...bring the sass!

I have three books on hold at the library...My Lady Jane, Commonwealth and Class Mom! Which one do I read first?

4.5⭐️ I loved this funny little book about a kindergarten class mom with an acerbic wit. The MC has two college-age daughters from her life as a groupie, but in her 40s she‘s settled down with the local sports store owner in Overland Park, KS and had another kid.

A lot of the humor and drama remind me of Liane Moriaty, but there‘s no mystery. Just a really fun, easy read.

Fast beach read, no substance, silly plot line (if you can call it that). Some fun snarky moments but not really worth the time.

😂😂! 18 pages in and I LOVE it.
#classmom #lazyfriday #weekendreads

Meh.. some parts were funny.. The relationships between the moms felt pretty real-life to me.. but the whole “mystery” was pretty stupid and absurd.

“Garth is about 5‘6” and mostly bald and looks like he‘s in his modfifties. He reminds me a bit of the actor Michael Chiklis from The Shield” 😂. I think I‘ve actually had Garth as my trainer.

This was funny sometimes, but as a whole kind of so-so. With 2 grown daughters, Jen marries for the first time, then becomes a Mom again in her early 40s. This is her story as a class mom of kindergarteners, and her own middle-age experience. Amusing

This was a funny book, and I liked it until the book got to the part after New Year‘s Day. After that, all these different things started to pile up, and all these things were happening that just didn‘t seem to go with the rest of the book. It seemed like the author was trying to do too much.

Finished this one on my drive today. It was cute and passed the time, but nothing ground breaking. It had me laughing a bit so it was enjoyable. Being a class mom is no joke. 3.5 🌟

A lighter read, but it still made me think about relationships, selfishness and slippery slopes. It was funny, rude, and occasionally ridiculous, and I'm looking forward to talking about this in our book club later this year, especially so we can call out the racism that occurs a few times. Also, I live within an hour of the setting, which is always fun. :)

9+ more hours to go!! #25infive is going wel. Getting a huge chunk done on A Court of Mist and Fury and loving it. Had to take a break with some audio walking so I started Class Mom. It actually had me laughing out loud on my walk.

Well that‘s 2 days of my life I won‘t get back. I‘m glad this was a fast read so I didn‘t have to spend that much time torturing myself. This book was unfunny and boring with an unlikeable mc. I probably laughed 4 times total and not out loud. I don‘t recommend this book.

Ugh! When a book is not that good and not that funny but you‘re determined to finish it! 😫

Entertaining.

My book club wanted a quick, light read with lots of humor and that‘s exactly what we got. As my group is comprised of the current PTA president and heavy on the active PTA volunteers, we couldn‘t help but laugh at some of the shenanigans especially the email exchanges. I debated on the rating as it read exactly as promised (2* on Goodreads). The audio is narrated by the author which would‘ve added to the story in hearing her delivery.

Late night Kindle hotel read, because it‘s too old to go get The Women in the Castle from the car.

Sigh. Just a smidge over “so-so”. Probably the most enjoyable part to me is that it takes place in Kansas City, where I live, so I recognize a lot of the restaurants she mentions. Protagonist is an older mom who is occasionally funny, but often comes off as rude and even racist. The character stereotyping in the book is pretty tired, too. The places and things the author tries to make sound hip are just...not. It‘s a mildly amusing, quick read.

This one jumped out at me from my library‘s display. I work at a school, and I was looking for something light and humorous, so what could be better? I did laugh out loud at some of the shenanigans in which Jen Dixon, kindergarten class mom, found herself entangled. All in all- I found Class Mom to be a quick, entertaining read. #LitsyAtoZ #TheLetterC

“Threats and bribes are the only two ways I know how to parent.” 😆🙋🏼‍♀️

This is what I was hoping for - an easy, fun little palate cleanser. It took a minute to warm to Jen, but once I did, I realized we have similar personalities (not the promiscuous 20s, but the momming and general attitude). You can‘t take much of what she says seriously, but you know she means well.

Guilty Pleasure - I rarely read humor but this one has me dying. 😅👍🏼

The dynamics of parents of a class of kindergarteners make for a fun, light audiobook listen. The protagonist is a witty and sarcastic older-than-normal parent of a kindergartener. The emails that she sends to organize classroom activities are funny and a very clever character development device. The author‘s narration of the audiobook is entertaining.

This was a funny, quick read. It won‘t change your life but it also won‘t tax your mind if you are just looking for a distraction.