With Haze Evans hospitalized, Susan takes the ownership of running column in the newspaper by running her old already published articles.
The writer keeps flitting between past and present and the reader is lost as to where the story is going.
The only funny sentence was "as you grow old you should use laffative more often"
The chapters seem to take on too many agendas for one write up. It is confusing, whether is it about aging, women empowerment or following your passion.
Though the book's first chapter was an interesting read, but lost the grip and became confusing.
I would not buy this book, even if it was given for free, I won't read it.
The book needs clarity on the characters and the narration of the story.
The writer keeps flitting between past and present and the reader is lost as to where the story is going.
The only funny sentence was "as you grow old you should use laffative more often"
The chapters seem to take on too many agendas for one write up. It is confusing, whether is it about aging, women empowerment or following your passion.
Though the book's first chapter was an interesting read, but lost the grip and became confusing.
I would not buy this book, even if it was given for free, I won't read it.
The book needs clarity on the characters and the narration of the story.