Such an enjoyable read
The cover of this book is what first caught my attention.
I loved getting to know Haze through her past columns. After Haze suffers a stroke, her publisher starts reprinting her old columns. I am a fan of epistolary stories, but this book did it even better in my opinion. Its amazing how well we get to know Haze just through her columns.
Haze was not afraid to be 100% herself. Haze loved people and writing. She loved to get a conversation going whether good or controversial.
One of my favorite aspects of the book is how Haze's columns influenced a new generation.
This book is absorbing, light and has a funny cast of characters.
Thank you for BookishFirst for the opportunity to read and review Chronicles of Radical Hag.
I loved getting to know Haze through her past columns. After Haze suffers a stroke, her publisher starts reprinting her old columns. I am a fan of epistolary stories, but this book did it even better in my opinion. Its amazing how well we get to know Haze just through her columns.
Haze was not afraid to be 100% herself. Haze loved people and writing. She loved to get a conversation going whether good or controversial.
One of my favorite aspects of the book is how Haze's columns influenced a new generation.
This book is absorbing, light and has a funny cast of characters.
Thank you for BookishFirst for the opportunity to read and review Chronicles of Radical Hag.