3.5 Stars
Celadon Books was kind enough to send me a review copy of this just in time for Mother’s Day. Now, if you know me, you know I’m an easy sell for books like this. My desk at home features a shrine selection for my former cats and dogs who made their way over the Rainbow Bridge and you’re all aware of my other hobby. Pretty much there’s a book for everything and I think these are great little bits of fun to give either solo or in addition to the ever-present “scented candle” . . . .
For the woman who pretty much already has everything but will publicly shame you for life if you forget to bring her a present (a/k/a your mother).
They also would make a great filler for those of you with questionable morals who have items like the following in your lives . . . .
Why Don’t You Write My Eulogy Now So I Can Correct It was exactly what it was supposed to be . . . .
But I’m telling you the Introduction was gold. Patricia Marx should write a full length comedic memoir if she hasn’t already done so.
Copy provided by Celadon Books in exchange for an honest review.
For the woman who pretty much already has everything but will publicly shame you for life if you forget to bring her a present (a/k/a your mother).
They also would make a great filler for those of you with questionable morals who have items like the following in your lives . . . .
Why Don’t You Write My Eulogy Now So I Can Correct It was exactly what it was supposed to be . . . .
But I’m telling you the Introduction was gold. Patricia Marx should write a full length comedic memoir if she hasn’t already done so.
Copy provided by Celadon Books in exchange for an honest review.
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