January 2, 2022
Up for reblog is a book that needs no introduction. Not because it’s famous but because what I wrote about it (back in 2019) stands alone. As does the book! It is… perfection.
I almost don’t know where to begin.
Turtles All The Way Down is by the same guy (John Green) who wrote The Fault in our Stars, which I didn’t read for some of the same reasons discussed in Turtles All The Way Down.
Let me explain. If I can.
(deep breaths)
And I’m tongue-tied (finger-tied). This doesn’t happen often. Uh, almost never.
*sigh*
How do I explain a book that resonated so deeply that I. could. NOT. put. it. down. Honest to god, I read it in three sittings.
Maybe I’ll begin with a question. Hmmm…
My first question might be… and actually, it IS… how does a grown man write from the point-of-view of a teenaged girl?
The second question is actually a part of the first… how did he get inside her (my) head?
Seriously.
This book is – and I’m not sure I’ve ever…
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You so rock, girlfriend 🤩
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You is gud 2 go! ❤️🙏💕🌏 on a personal note, I am so glad you’re alive!
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Hey ~ try to play one of my recorded posts & tell me if it works, kay? Mwa, baby 😚😚😚😚😚
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If I had any remaining doubts that we’re sisters under the skin (not that I have, for a long time now, but I digress) this would have killed ’em deader’n doornails ~ we DEF-initely do math the same way… 🤔
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Two body parts. Two separate ties. Except fingers. Four of those. One tie. One tongue. One tie. 1-1+4+1-1-4+1+1=2 See?
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Do I even want to ask how you got your fingers tied to your tongue in the first place?… No, actually, I’ve decided whether I want to: never mind, forget I asked 🤭
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