so-soThis is a rearead, read the first time before I wrote reviews. I don‘t know what I would have rated it then, nor do I recall if I cried. I didn‘t this time. I am not a “touchy-feely” person; in fact, I‘m not much of a people-person. I generally prefer animals to humans. So, I suppose I looked at some of the advice with some skepticism (as Mitch apparently did at the time he was talking to Morrie). It is a quick read, though. It was “ok”.
so-soI didn't like this one nearly as much as her others. This is her first, and it was more philosophical and preachy. I preferred the others, which was much more about learning about death and death rituals. I still learned some things from this one, but I didn't really enjoy it.
#BookishBingo: Borrowed from the library
#Pop20: By/About a woman in STEM
#AtoZ
342 days to #Christmas lol
I have more #Discworld books arriving next week - starting with the #Death Collection.
pickI'm sad this series is over. I would love at least another book 😂🙈
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panThis one was a a pan for me. 👎🏻 Some of the ideas were cool, but the writing was immature. The characters had no depth. They were basically all the same in different bodies. The dialogue was hokey, and the whole book just seemed incongruous. I would have bailed on it if it wasn‘t for a challenge. #AtoZLitsy (Letter E) #readingwithmaja #snowoncover
so-soAn older middle grade book about a boy who‘s older brother dies in Iraq. It‘s less about a family dealing with grief and more about a 13-year-old spending his summer falling in love and starting to figure out who he wants to be. It‘s a bit meandering and low on plot, featuring more character introspection. ⭐️⭐️⭐️
