Official Review: You Taste Like Whiskey and Sunshine
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I enjoyed reading your review. It really gave me a feel for the book.
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I am glad that Kimberly turned out well despite (or because) of her life's troubles. As they say, "What doesn't kill you can only make you stronger." I don't know how whiskey tastes, but I do know that sunshine feels good, especially after a lot of rain.
Thanks for your uplifting review, Kandscreeley!
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Thanks! That's what I hope when I write my reviews. That you'll be able to tell if it's something that you would enjoy.Kelebogile Mbangi wrote: ↑06 Dec 2017, 03:42 I like that it is both inspiring and humorous. Ms. Love sounds like one of those larger than life characters.
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She didn't really talk about her last name, so I'm not sure. Thanks for the comment, though!Miriam Molina wrote: ↑06 Dec 2017, 07:17 Is the author's family name (presumably her father's) really "Love"? If so, how ironic that someone who can't is named "Love."
I am glad that Kimberly turned out well despite (or because) of her life's troubles. As they say, "What doesn't kill you can only make you stronger." I don't know how whiskey tastes, but I do know that sunshine feels good, especially after a lot of rain.
Thanks for your uplifting review, Kandscreeley!
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Very true. Too bad there were so many errors throughout, but I'm glad you enjoyed the memoir. Humor goes a long way toward making this genre inviting. Thanks for the review!Writing your memoir can be cathartic, but that doesn't always mean it's enjoyable for others to read.
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