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Frontier Follies: Adventures in Marriage and Motherhood in the Middle of Nowhere by Ree Drummond
victoria_chiakmakis's review against another edition
5.0
Such a fun, light-hearted read that helped me relax and unwind. Going to miss this one!! Love having Ree on TV as background noise to our lives! Lol!
redhdlibrarian's review against another edition
3.0
Quick read. Charming, funny stories. Pretty much blogs in a book which makes quick chapters in between tasks. Would recommend if you read her blog, buy her cookbooks, watch her show, or are a ranchers wife.
alexandriastoehr's review against another edition
5.0
Frontier Follies is a great book. I choose to listen to the audiobook version to hear the stories spoke by Ree herself. Ree provides honest, raw, quirky stories that allow you to have a glimpse into Ranch life in middle of no where Oklahoma. Ree shows readers that “being a celebrity” is not necessarily all the glamour it’s intended to be. I’m ready for the next memoir, better yet a podcast, because I could listen to Ree speak about ranch/celebrity/cooking life and never get bored!
smalltownbookmom's review against another edition
3.0
Cute, funny tales of her family and ranch (mis)adventures. A little annoying that she brushes off going into too many details on more serious topics but I can respect her not wanting to share intimate stories about people she cares about.
margaretmechinus's review against another edition
2.0
I’m 75% through the audio book. I’m sure someday future Drummond generations will be glad to have these very personal memories about their parents, grandparents and family life, including the chapter where she lists all the family nicknames. But it was a cautionary tale for me. A reminder that not all family stores are interesting reading for everyone else. I’m sure the publisher just thought that anything with Ree Drummond’s name on it would sell. And I guess they were right.