A Three Dog Life | 
pickI picked up this book because of the title, thinking it was going to be about the author's life with three dogs. And some of it was, but it was really about the author's life following an accident that left her husband with traumatic brain damage. And I loved it. It's heartbreaking, yet hopeful. It's incredibly interesting, and beautifully written. It is most definitely worth reading.
Onto mom‘s Christmas present. I gave her the first one in the series last year. She enjoyed it (after I pre-enjoyed) so she‘s getting the second in the series this year.
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This memoir was well-written, but I think it would have worked better as an essay. Several of the chapters just kind of repeated what had happened in previous chapters as though Thomas didn't really have that much to say but was supposed to write a whole book anyway. I also probably would have been more into this one if I liked dogs.
Thank you, @TiredLibrarian 💜 for this lovely #KindLitsy gift! I‘m looking forward to it 👍🏼🤓💜
Not book related but hopefully you guys will forgive me. It is a rarity to get all three of them standing still in the same picture. They are waiting on daddy to get home. #dogsoflitsy #threemusketeers #mork #biggie #millhouse #scruffy #notbookrelated
“Suffering is the finest teacher,” an old friend said long ago. “It teaches you details.”
I wish I could have 3 dogs -- two corgis, and an english bulldog
pickA beautiful book about a real life lived with honesty and grace. Abigail's husband, Rich, suffered a brain injury and she has to rebuild her life with him, without him. Her memoir is filled with wisdom. This was the second time I read this book and I enjoyed it all over again.
I can only control me. As a mother and a teacher, I try to control so many things but it's all an illusion of control. It's really organization and hope.
I don't feel the "what a relief" yet, but I hope I get there one day.
A reader's good way to die - sitting in B&N, surrounded by books.
"I seem to be leaving in the road behind me all sorts of unnecessary baggage, stuff too heavy to carry."
I am re-reading this excellent memoir about a woman living her life after her husband has been hit by a car and has a massive brain injury. It is insightful and amazing.
Also, here is my cute dog. ???
My reading buddy 🐶💕
I read this book a few years ago but I have been thinking about it recently. I think it's time for a re-read.
What's your favorite re-read?
Luna, Petey and Zoey have my heart forever. Best #readingcompanions and love bugs that I could ask for.
For #FunFridayPhoto, I highly recommend this memoir. The author writes about her life following an accident that left her husband with a traumatic brain injury. As you can see, Stephen King says this is the best memoir he's ever read. I don't know if I would say the same, but it is very good. Despite the title, it's not really about her dogs, although they appear frequently as literal supporting characters.
This is my reading companion, Daisy. I adopted her in December, and she has filled the void created by the loss of my sweet dog, Pepper, last October. I chose this book because I have had three great dogs in my adult life: Geeque, Pepper, and Daisy. #24in49 #readathon @24in48 @Litsy
