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Class: A Memoir of Motherhood, Hunger, and Higher Education by Stephanie Land
2.0
inspiring reflective sad slow-paced
I listened to the Maid audiobook previously and felt pretty neutral about it, so I went ahead and listened to this one as well while I was working. I tried to listen without judgement but kept finding myself confused by the authors words and actions. I also thought this would be more of a continuation of her balancing motherhood, work, and school, but I think a lot of this book definitely leaned toward the story of her private life and adulthood. There were also some explicit scenes where I definitely felt like the author was experimenting with writing smut, which I have no problem with but definitely did not expect as it seemed to come out of nowhere and did not align with the writing in the rest of the memoir. 
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