A review by dolorsitamet
Friendkeeping: A Field Guide to the People You Love, Hate, and Can't Live Without by Julie Klam
2.0
*1.8
I don't think the title accurately describes this book. It wasn't particularly interesting, and the author seemed more interested in telling the story of all her friends in short anecdotes. It wasn't horrible, but in hindsight I would rather not have taken the time to read it.
What I got from it: A) I should be extraordinarily thankful [and I am] for all of my amazing friends [unlike all this drama she went through!] but also that B) things can get a lot more complicated in the future...I hope they don't.
I don't think the title accurately describes this book. It wasn't particularly interesting, and the author seemed more interested in telling the story of all her friends in short anecdotes. It wasn't horrible, but in hindsight I would rather not have taken the time to read it.
What I got from it: A) I should be extraordinarily thankful [and I am] for all of my amazing friends [unlike all this drama she went through!] but also that B) things can get a lot more complicated in the future...I hope they don't.