Jill Kargman has written a funny, ironic book that says what we think, but do not say. The essays cover everything from mice in her apartment to becoming a "Spinning" addict. Funny as hell, I think she is a very good writer. Dealing with the competetive "Momzillas" of Manhattan with 3 kids of her own to contend with, as well, she maintains her sense of humor and makes us laugh with her.Kargman is afraid of vans and clowns (I can relate-thank you Stephen King). She writes about her va-jay jay, again I can relate, and just the everyday things that can make you nuts.
So whether you like your candy with nuts or just the coconut, I recommend this book. It is fun, ironic and irreverent. Enjoy!
I received this book from Library Thing Early Reviewers. Thank you!
Most of this weekend has been spent in bed with my knee messed up and resting on a pillow. I hate not going outside, since it is supposed to snow again this week. CRAP!! Time to make more appointments with therapy, I guess, though it looks like it is time for a knee replacement (on Both sides) YIKES!!!
I did read an interesting book "The Edge of Reason" by Melinda Snodgrass. I think I am stalling on review books, since nothing is really grabbing me right now. Sigh...reading slump? I hope not!
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