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Egor Solomatin esolomatina590 — ** spoiler alert ** Oh Monica Holloway! THIS BOOK IS NOT TO BE MISSED....but don't expect to feel giddy or happy whilst reading it (always wanted to say "whilst"). It's incredibly comedic while at the same time, incredibly heart-wrenching. This author keeps you entranced with her fast-paced, real-life childhood encounters. She kept me laughing and crying, with my mouth open at times. The hardest things about this book, and I found there were 2, were putting it down before midnight so I could get a decent night's sleep, and realizing this is a memoir.... it's REAL....which was incredibly heart-breaking. SPOILER: No one should experience what this author did as a child, and I wanted to believe it was fabricated b/c it was too much to be true. Where were her guardian angels, damn it!? Her incredible ability to talk about her life and self in a self-deprecating way, and to have you laugh and cry with her....were just incredible. I couldn't put this book down. She has an easy to read style, a great way of setting the story in the context of her youth in the Midwest, in the '60-70's - and loved her references to clothing, styles, etc., and she is just, well, so likable and FUNNY. I'm almost done with this book and will finish my review later. And I heard this book will soon be a movie (2009) so you may want to read it beforehand. I first read an essay of Monica's in the book The Mommy Wars titled "Red Boots and Cole Haans" - Google it and see if you find an excerpt. It's about Monica's child....a must-read. I finished the book but really have nothing else to add to this - it says it all.