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svanderslice 's review for:
A Pocketful of Happiness: A Memoir
by Richard E. Grant
reflective
sad
medium-paced
Illuminating, loving, compassionate depiction of a marriage and loss of a partner. But the clipped sentences, which read more like a daily diary (not surprising since the author has, admirably, kept one since he was 10), become extremely wearing very quickly. A book is a made thing, a crafted thing. Not a diary. True, reflective, full sentences would have done more justice to this story.