Feed: And not just b/c it rhymes. B/c it'll, like, make u lol. And then it might def. make u cry. Well, it didn't make me cry, but books don't have that effect on me. That would just be like totally mal if they did.
The Mermaid Chair: Very well written, and worth reading, even though the main character annoyed me the entire book. Just so she knows, there is NO EXCUSE to cheat on your husband. Ever. I don't really care if you need to discover your true inner self, and have some hidden depths that have yet to be explored and blah blah blah. It's horomones. And possibly a mid-life crisis. Nothing more. Get over it. But the ending was perfect.
Monday, May 15, 2006
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I just finished The Mermaid Chair myself. I had been waiting and waiting for it to come out in paperback, because I loved Sue Monk Kidd's other book, The Secret Life of Bees.
Once again I found myself wrapped up in Kidd's narrative. And while I definitely don't think there's any excuse for adultery (esp when I thought her husband sounded pretty lovely, except for some control issues), Sue Monk Kidd managed to get me to sympathize with her.
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