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A review by asurges
The Day I Ate Whatever I Wanted: And Other Small Acts of Liberation by Elizabeth Berg
4.0
Yeah, more stories about dieting, making peace with one's body, etc., etc. However, did it stop me from reading? No.
Every time I feel ashamed for liking--and sometimes even loving--Elizabeth Berg (a couple of her books have been made into Lifetime movies--what's that tell ya?), I think of how Augusten Burroughs loves her too. It's coffee-clatch reading--easy, kinda sweet sometimes, sorta fluffy but not stupid and sometimes even kinda funny.
I hate when she writes about old people though, because she does it in that "ain't they cute?" vein. Shudder.
Every time I feel ashamed for liking--and sometimes even loving--Elizabeth Berg (a couple of her books have been made into Lifetime movies--what's that tell ya?), I think of how Augusten Burroughs loves her too. It's coffee-clatch reading--easy, kinda sweet sometimes, sorta fluffy but not stupid and sometimes even kinda funny.
I hate when she writes about old people though, because she does it in that "ain't they cute?" vein. Shudder.