This book is bizarre but funny. It’s partially in a graphic format and
partially text. The stories she tells
about her life are funny and easy to relate to, although getting into it is
odd, because each story is just a segment of something that happened in her
life. There is no apparent order to
them. Chronologically it skips around
from childhood to adulthood and there’s no segues from one section to the
next. She has a lot of stories about how
dumb her dogs are and how she can’t train them, and stories about how she wants
to be a good person and tries to fool herself into believing that she is but really
underneath she’s not. This book started
as an online blog and anyone who’s seen and liked the blog will obviously like
the book. I think that if you were the
type of person who liked The Far Side, you might like this book.
This blog is the home of the St. Louis Public Library team for the Missouri Book Challenge. The Missouri Book Challenge is a friendly competition between libraries around the state to see which library can read and blog about the most books each year. At the library level, the St. Louis Public Library book challenge blog is a monthly competition among SLPL staff members and branches. For the official Missouri Book Challenge description see: http://mobookchallenge.blogspot.com/p/about-challenge.h
Wednesday, March 19, 2014
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