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msmichaela's Reviews (546)
Feels a bit like a retread of the themes in the Neapolitan novels… all the self-hating internal monologue gets tiresome.
Perfect vacation read, even though the ending wasn’t quite what I had hoped for.
Not a perfect memoir — Woolf tends to get real lofty and abstract — but one that happened to be very close to some life circumstances of mine. Woolf writes with searing honesty about marriage, death, sex and parenting in a way I haven’t experienced before.
Meh. Mildly amusing novel about the travails of one percenters. I was really irritated by the attempt to redeem all of them in the last quarter of the novel—it rings very hollow.
Wow, did I love this memoir about grief, beauty, sex, dogs and pretty much everything else. Braitman is so clear-eyed about herself. Just a really incredibly meaningful book.
Formally inventive, gorgeously written, eternally questioning both writer and reader. A stunning memoir.
Compelling novel, though it doesn’t quite match up to The Great Believers.
