Welcome to Litsy!

I know I‘m in that minority of unpopular opinion about this novel. Yes, it has heartwarming parts and has funny scenes. I don‘t know what to think about some supposedly funny parts. However, there were some parts related with the uncle‘s life that I felt disconnected with the general story and made me lost interest to continue reading🤷🏽‍♀️Should I read the sequel? Is it worthy? For me it was for okay, please don‘t shoot me 😳3⭐️

I was sooo late to the party on this one, but as the saying goes, right book at the right time. I was looking for something to escape into and lift my spirits. This book did that for me.

Roadtripping to Cooperstown! ⚾️

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⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ ~ delighted to sneak this in as a final read in June

This one grew on me. At first I thought it was a little bit cheesy, but somewhere around the time when Patrick fired his first agent I started to get invested and ended up liking it.

I have had this forever. It is my favourite kind of easy read, sweet, funny with a bit of sadness. Just like life should be if we are lucky

Started this, finally 🤣

Sad, but heart warming. Funny but meaningful. This one runs the full gamut of emotions.

I ADORED this book! Patrick‘s a Hollywood star taking a hiatus when his best friend and sister-in-law passes away from cancer. His brother informs him he‘s become an addict during Sarah‘s illness, is checking into rehab and wants Gay Uncle Patrick to take the kids to California during his rehab. It‘s a story about love, family, relationships and moving forward AND it‘s delightfully comical. Rowley narrates the audio and it‘s the best!