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Viviane Dos vivianefre0ea8 — "Each has to enter the nest made by the other imperfect bird." The Rumi quote that inspired the title for this book serves as a good preview for how deep Anne Lamott's literary bonafides run. And the writing in this book is absolutely exquisite. But the story itself, to me, just didn't measure up. In a book where two out of three main characters are addicts, obviously there is going to be a great deal of subterfuge and deception in daily life. But it is precisely the mother's past battles with addiction that make me so dubious about her missing the multiple warning signs of her daughter heading down the same path. She certainly worries enough - a large portion of the novel is a chronicle of that every-parent's-worst-nightmare inner monologue - but her parenting itself seems so lenient for the first half of the book, and then so draconian at the end, that there seems to be very little transition between the two extremes. Also, the characters don't seem to do very much from page to page. Maybe because James is the only one with a real job, or maybe because the pacing is generally slow, or maybe because not much happens in the day to day life of the world - but either way, I found myself wanting a bit less talk and a bit more action.