I read very little, if any, non-fiction, but I did read The Glass Castle: A Memoir and was glad to have done so. This memoir of a girl who grew up with two selfish, practically worthless (literally and figuratively) parents is so touching because, while being perfectly honest about the absurd way she and her sister were raised, Walls also clearly conveys that she loved her parents very much. It is that childlike honesty that makes this book so compelling.
When I stand before God at the end of my life, I would hope that I would not have a single bit of talent left, and could say, 'I used everything you gave me'.-Erma Bombeck
9.07.2012
day 7: history/non-fiction
I read very little, if any, non-fiction, but I did read The Glass Castle: A Memoir and was glad to have done so. This memoir of a girl who grew up with two selfish, practically worthless (literally and figuratively) parents is so touching because, while being perfectly honest about the absurd way she and her sister were raised, Walls also clearly conveys that she loved her parents very much. It is that childlike honesty that makes this book so compelling.
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