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Way of the House Husband, volume 2 (from my TBR pile)
Such a simple and hilarious read! Also…I somehow have TWO copies of this volume??!! I‘m fuzzy as to how this happened 🤔 Most likely ordered twice without realizing, and then too lazy to return? Yes, most likely 🙄😆

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Book 224 of the year.

What a beautiful little book. It‘s all conversations between the author and Gilda Radner, who were best friends for years. I love the glimpse into the mind of Gilda, what it was like talking to her. She was an amazing comedienne.

This was a hard read. Chris‘s life is told through quotes from people who knew him through every phase of his life. Almost all of it is heartbreaking. You see his family, particularly his father, enabling him at a young age. Chris‘s love and personality and generosity really shine though; I almost feel like I know him at this point. So then reading his descent to death kind of felt like I was losing him all over again, if that makes sense? Cont…

5 Stars • "The Importance of Being Earnest" by Oscar Wilde is a comedic play that satirizes the Victorian era's societal norms and values, particularly focusing on marriage, identity, and the notion of "Bunburying," a term Wilde coined to describe the act of creating an alter ego to escape social obligations.

Happy Halloween, Littens! 🎃

Beetlejuice. Beetlejuice. Beetlejuice! 🫣

I love the overall vibe of this manga.
I can't believe how many people just don't recognize Sakamoto at first glance but our latest new arrival, the not so sharp sniper, Mashimo is clueless at first.

The comedic misadventures just keeps going as a case of mistaken identity leads Lu being kidnapped by some inept kidnappers, leading a different story arc with even more new characters as I'm left on a cliffhanger at the end of this one.

Thank you so much for my gifts @BarkingMadRead … it is much appreciated!

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I absolutely love this wrapping paper!!

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I rarely listen to audiobooks, but make exceptions for memoirs read by the person. I love Randy Rainbow, and hearing him tell the story of his journey from a chubby, awkward kid to YouTube sensation and star of satirical political parodies set to the music of Broadway show tunes was a rollicking ride. He‘s funny & self-effacing, and his brutally honest take on Trump and the GOP makes me LOL. Also loved the stories about his grandmother, Nanny.