Make 'Em Laugh: Short-Term Memories of Longtime Friends, by Debbie Reynolds. Sadly, I didn't feel like this book was necessary at all. I really enjoyed Debbie's first memoir, and her second one was pretty good. But by this point, there weren't many untold stories left. So I found this book a little dull and very disorganized and random.
Everything on a Waffle, by Polly Horvath. I first read this book three years ago and thought it was quirky and very endearing. I wanted to reread it so I could finally read the sequel (which I've almost finished now). It was thankfully just as good as I'd remembered!
I've never seen two books from you!! you really are in a tizzy :P :P
ReplyDeleteHa, I sure am, in the best way. There's a lot going on! :)
DeleteEverybody has off months in their reading, don't feel bad about it!
ReplyDeleteEverything on a Waffle was one of my all time favorites when I was younger. I should probably pick it up again sometime soon...
I saw on Goodreads that you enjoyed it! It really is a sweet little book.
DeleteYour reason for reading less sounds totally legitimate. :) Again, I'm so happy for you and Kenny!
ReplyDeleteYes, totally legitimate! :) Thank you!
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