Read on the Kindle, mainly to see what the fuss was all about.
I can see how it has become a sensation, through clever marketing. It's like it's given women permission to read and talk about reading 'saucy' books.
I read it all the way to the end, but found the repetition really grating.
Friday, 20 July 2012
Wednesday, 4 July 2012
Let's Pretend This Never Happened, Jenny Lawson
Read on the Kindle, downloaded following a recommendation from Amazon.
The first Kindle book that I have regretted buying in electronic format. There were lots of footnotes, bit of a pain clicking on them, then coming back to your original page, and lots of photographs, which go a bit fuzzy when you zoom in on them.
Having said that, Jenny Lawson is a very funny woman and has written a very funny book. If you love her blog, you will certainly love this book where her whimsy and flights of fantasy are given a more free rein in chapter form rather than being constrained to the length of a blog post.
The first Kindle book that I have regretted buying in electronic format. There were lots of footnotes, bit of a pain clicking on them, then coming back to your original page, and lots of photographs, which go a bit fuzzy when you zoom in on them.
Having said that, Jenny Lawson is a very funny woman and has written a very funny book. If you love her blog, you will certainly love this book where her whimsy and flights of fantasy are given a more free rein in chapter form rather than being constrained to the length of a blog post.
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