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A review by misspippireads
Twenty-One Truths about Love by Matthew Dicks
4.0
The format is unique which drew me into this book. It's a diary and it's lists. Fascinating.
The protagonist is a late thirties male who is married, expecting a baby, running a failing bookstore, and struggling with truth and survival. Some of the language I wasn't a fan of, but the story line written in bits and pieces was mesmerizing.
Reviewed from a library copy.
The protagonist is a late thirties male who is married, expecting a baby, running a failing bookstore, and struggling with truth and survival. Some of the language I wasn't a fan of, but the story line written in bits and pieces was mesmerizing.
Reviewed from a library copy.