- This novel explores social connections over time in a small town.
- The author looks at what happens when a celebrity visits a small town both 50 years ago and in the modern day.
- This book celebrates grand old houses, while recognizing the hefty tasks their care and upkeep requires.
- Schumer shares stories from her personal life and her career journey.
- I especially enjoyed readings from her journal where she adds modern day commentary reflecting on her state at the time.
- Schumer narrates the audiobook, which years of stand-up comedy performances have prepared her well for.
- I wasn't sure what to expect from this book. Having enjoyed Roach' Gulp, I picked up Grunt.
- This book explores various types of military technology, largely related to the human body.
- This is what I'd consider a "casual" nonfiction book. It explores nonfiction topics in an accessible and entertaining way. It is not a thorough exploration of a specific topic or research question.
- Roach's personality shines through with her curiosity and sense of humor.
- This novel is about leaving one's home nation and assimilation into a new culture.
- I enjoyed the focus on Cuban culture, especially what it means to leave Cuba and what it means to stay.
- Cultural beliefs and mythology are infused throughout the book.
- The novel begins with a mundane baptism party and has surprising results.
- It is about family relations and guilt exploring where a carefree attitude toward raising kids meets irresponsibility.
- The novel matures into a family saga about a blended family where the children are often left to fend for themselves.
