Location: Nevada/California/Italy Type: Audiobook
Timeline: Linear Genre: Fiction
Narration: Read by the author. In 3rd person. She provides so many different voices for each character. It was very interesting to listen to.
Review:
Stars: 3
This was an interesting concept of a novel. It is about a woman who is a narrator of audiobooks finding love among life's hardships and emotions. The narrator/author has a captivating voice. She also has so many character voices which made it fun to listen to.
Sex:
Widely discussed but not to a smutty level.
Language:
Fuck: 13
Ass: 12
Bitch: 2
Shit: 12
GD: 11
Cunt/Pussy: 0
Dick/Cock: 2
L in V: 25
Bastard: 1
Triggers:
Memory loss in elderly
Attempted suicide
infidelity
Questions:
Sewanee calls her grandmother Blah-Blah because she couldn't say grandma.
Who in your family has a nickname for a similar reason?
Sewanee explains the difference between women's fiction and romance.
Which do you prefer (if any)?
What is your why?
Sewanee faced how AI would take over her profession.
Has AI touched you or someone in your life?
If so, has it been positive or negative?
Blah-Blah tells Sewanee that once she goes to the memory care part of her home she does not want her family to visit her.
Why?
What would you do if a family member said that to you?
Do we have a right to how we are remembered?
Nick is Brock
Did you suspect this?
Why was Sewanee so upset when she aslo gave and alias?
Is what Sewanee did the same as what Nick did?
Why or why not?
When Blah-Blah attempts suicide Sewanee blames herself since she left the window open.
Was she at fault?
June wrote romance novels and invented men who were impossible for real men to live up to.
What is a quality/trait you find in fictional men that you have not found in real men?
Who is your fictional crush?
If you had the choice, would you choose Brock or Nick?
Why?
Can you know you will live happily ever after?
Or can you only know this after death?
"We brake in many different ways but that doesn't mean we are broken."
What does this mean?
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