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kirstenbeyondthebookends 's review for:
American Wife
by Curtis Sittenfeld
Wow. I really really enjoyed this one, not the whole time, but I really liked it. I know it's not a biography, but it gave me pause and made me consider my notions of a president I thoroughly dislike (bush jr.)
There were times when the overt graphic sexual thoughts and actions seemed out of place and jarring, but they stopped about midway through the book and the insight the author showed on how people with completely different ideologies can still love and respect and care for one another was almost profound.
I think it could have been a bit short, but honestly, I loved Alice and her way of seeing things, I wish she had a bit more backbone but i understood why she acted the way she did, the decisions she made, and even the times she let life happen instead of being an active participant. I was sad when this one ended, and would recommend it (particularly the audio version I listened to) to anyone looking for a good book.
4.5 stars
There were times when the overt graphic sexual thoughts and actions seemed out of place and jarring, but they stopped about midway through the book and the insight the author showed on how people with completely different ideologies can still love and respect and care for one another was almost profound.
I think it could have been a bit short, but honestly, I loved Alice and her way of seeing things, I wish she had a bit more backbone but i understood why she acted the way she did, the decisions she made, and even the times she let life happen instead of being an active participant. I was sad when this one ended, and would recommend it (particularly the audio version I listened to) to anyone looking for a good book.
4.5 stars