pickI loved every minute of this memoir. You pull so hard for Lara and although she makes many major mistakes, she is so relatable. I wish her all the very best!
pickI loved every minute of this memoir. You pull so hard for Lara and although she makes many major mistakes, she is so relatable. I wish her all the very best!
pick“Don‘t fuck with a woman who knows how to pray.” The first half of this book was tremendous and as a young girl who grew up loving Britney‘s music, I found myself enthralled with her plight and journey in the biz. However, the last part of this book becomes repetitive and one note, but it is still great overall! You can feel Britney through the pages, which I believe is always her intent - to connect with the audience genuinely.
I finally cooked Dal bhat this week- rice & red lentils. Delicious! I have not finished the book- still reading along with Marche‘s pick.
Seren and I had a cozy evening with this memoir. Reached about the halfway mark, but now I need to get some sleep!
pickThis journal was such a delight. First published in 1972 there are some dated ideas, but then the author was living the times. Her Christianity was not a problem for me as I was raised in the Catholic tradition (non practicing now). Her musings about the writing process & craft, about literature, culture & politics made for thoughtful & reflective reading. I quoted some of her thoughts here.I do want to read the 2nd( of 4) journal.
I needed more humor and less thriller, so reading my #doublespin before my #bookspin this month. Also #letterA for #LitsyAtoZ. @TheAromaofBooks @Texreader
Happy March! I‘m starting these two today!
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