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The Pioneer Woman: Black Heels to Tractor Wheels: A Love Story
by Ree Drummond
In some ways this was a 4 star book for me. I love Ree and her story is so much fun to read. I think she's adorable. I have
been following her on her blog for 3ish years (at least) and been a fan of her photography actions and recipes (I have her cook book).
The thing that pulled it down from 4 stars to 3 for me (but I still enjoyed it) was the fact that she didn't seem to hardly
value relationships with other people (besides her perfect match guy) - and maybe that's just how we are different. I
thought it was sad she could just drop people who cared about her with not much thought of it and her special needs
brother - she didn't seem to treat him with any extra care, which I guess I'm extra sensitive to since my oldest is special
needs. I still think she is adorable, and really enjoyed the book, it was a bit sappy at times, but coming from her, and it
being her story, I mostly didn't mind. I do love that she ::loves:: her man SO much, and I love that she took the risk of
dating a man that was so unlike any other person she had ever known and how she adapted to country life was really cool,
I thought, since she was willing to try and make it work since she loved her guy so much. I think they are perfect for each other.
I was surprised to ::finally:: hear his real name in the back of the book and it was totally what I never would have guessed.
I'm totally used to her calling him Marlboro Man, lol.... a cute book - I will def read the sequel(s) that will surely come
based on how this ended.
been following her on her blog for 3ish years (at least) and been a fan of her photography actions and recipes (I have her cook book).
The thing that pulled it down from 4 stars to 3 for me (but I still enjoyed it) was the fact that she didn't seem to hardly
value relationships with other people (besides her perfect match guy) - and maybe that's just how we are different. I
thought it was sad she could just drop people who cared about her with not much thought of it and her special needs
brother - she didn't seem to treat him with any extra care, which I guess I'm extra sensitive to since my oldest is special
needs. I still think she is adorable, and really enjoyed the book, it was a bit sappy at times, but coming from her, and it
being her story, I mostly didn't mind. I do love that she ::loves:: her man SO much, and I love that she took the risk of
dating a man that was so unlike any other person she had ever known and how she adapted to country life was really cool,
I thought, since she was willing to try and make it work since she loved her guy so much. I think they are perfect for each other.
I was surprised to ::finally:: hear his real name in the back of the book and it was totally what I never would have guessed.
I'm totally used to her calling him Marlboro Man, lol.... a cute book - I will def read the sequel(s) that will surely come
based on how this ended.