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A review by buzzingaboutbooks
Call Me Zelda by Erika Robuck
3.0
Zelda seems to haunt my every being now a days so after finishing Z ( an absolutely amazing piece of literature) I felt an emptiness with in me that needed to be filled. Cosco books are one of my weaknesses and it was there I laid eyes on this little book. It was a fun read and I felt very nostalgic while reading it though I don't think I would have enjoyed it as much if I had not read Z first, which I highly recommend if you are going to vencher into reading this one.
In "Call me Zelda" Anna a nurse working at a psychiatric hospital is left in charge of the mysterious and wonderful Zelda Fitzgerald. She, like many others becomes enraptured with Zelda and leads a life full of her. Some parts of the book I felt were a little corny and unnecessary but the story of the Fitzgeralds tragic tale is so hauntingly beautiful that any story is worthwhile. Yet again I must find a new way to fill my heart with stories of the Fitzgeralds and Zelda or I shall go mad much like she did.
In "Call me Zelda" Anna a nurse working at a psychiatric hospital is left in charge of the mysterious and wonderful Zelda Fitzgerald. She, like many others becomes enraptured with Zelda and leads a life full of her. Some parts of the book I felt were a little corny and unnecessary but the story of the Fitzgeralds tragic tale is so hauntingly beautiful that any story is worthwhile. Yet again I must find a new way to fill my heart with stories of the Fitzgeralds and Zelda or I shall go mad much like she did.