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4.08 AVERAGE
4.08 AVERAGE
Listened to the audiobook like a cheater. This was an amazing look into what makes these two fantastic women tick, and how we can all grow into the best versions of ourselves.
I'm so grateful for women like Karen and Georgia who are able to 'fuck politeness' and talk about stuff that matters. Both this book and MFM in general are entertaining, but I love that they are willing to talk about the tough stuff: mental health, addiction, disordered eating, victim blaming. They have a platform and they use it, as Georgia says in the conclusion, "for good and not evil." They're not afraid to admit their mistakes and learn from people with different experiences than their own. They're relatable and hilarious and impressively open with their personal stories. And they include some fun nods to the podcast (look & listen, attic, Elvis do you want a cookie?, etc.) within the memoir format.
Highly recommend. SSDGM.
Highly recommend. SSDGM.
This took me a hot minute to finish, so I honestly don’t remember a lot of the middle of the book. I remember sitting on a bench in the park enjoying the fact that I was reading on a bench in the park, but I don’t remember what exactly I was reading at that time. The chapters I do remember were interesting for the most part! Some of it I had to push through to get to the rest. Way less murder than I thought there would be.
funny
informative
medium-paced
emotional
funny
reflective
fast-paced
I couldn't really get into the podcast and so this audiobook, that I had for more than five years, didn't get read.
but now that I listened to it, I highly enjoyed it! the lives of Karen and Georgia are very interesting and their narrative style that I didn't like in the podcast definitely brought out their personalities in their memoir.
highly recommend even if you're not a murderino.
but now that I listened to it, I highly enjoyed it! the lives of Karen and Georgia are very interesting and their narrative style that I didn't like in the podcast definitely brought out their personalities in their memoir.
highly recommend even if you're not a murderino.
This was exactly what I wanted: Karen and Georgia telling stories about their lives and giving advice to sweet baby angels. I 100% recommend the audiobook, since these ladies are already your ear friends.
I was a bit nervous when two of my favorite podcasters announced they were writing a book. I was worried that it would ruin the podcast for me if the book didn’t live up to the hype. Kind of like that feeling you get when you’re meeting someone face to face for the first time. But Karen and Georgia definitely proved that feeling to be wrong! The book was authentic and honest and still had the same feel as the MFM podcast. I loved getting to know them on an even deeper level! Paul Giamati was an added bonus to the audiobook (highly recommend). Well done Karen and Georgia!
funny
informative
lighthearted
reflective
medium-paced