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What a sweet story about the beauty of the every day, the joy of found family, and granting the people in our lives some grace. “The joy is in the dailiness. The joy is having someone who will stop you from hitting the snooze button endlessly. The joy is the smell of someone else’s cooking. The joy is knowing that you can call someone and ask him to pick up a gallon of milk on his way over...” p. 116

Heiny’s writing is unusual, and I loved her descriptions and long lists. “She preferred Coke to Pepsi and jeans to chinos. Also, French fries to potato chips and candles to air fresheners. And being early to being late, TV to books, McDonald’s to Burger King...” (and on and on and on) p. 296-297.

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4.0

Entertaining read but I often had a hard believing she would stick around for all of this dysfunction. Sweet ending.

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2.0

Possibly one of the most uninteresting books I've ever read. I was confused about if I was supposed to like any of the characters (I did not)

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funny lighthearted slow-paced

Plot- or character-driven? Character
Strong character development? Yes
Loveable characters? Yes
Diverse cast of characters? No
Flaws of characters a main focus? Yes

3.25

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