A review by britt33
Dancing at the Pity Party by Tyler Feder
5.0
I always loved Tyler Feder’s work - I even have a couple of her mugs! I always found her relatable and someone I want to be irl friends with if the situation ever presented itself.
A few weeks ago I was looking through my “to read” list to decide what to read next. My mom died this year and my recent reading habits range from death/afterlife -> happy fantasy to help me forget about mortality -> nonfiction books to learn new things.
Naturally, when I was reminded of this book on my list, I had to read it.
Feder gets intimate about her experience with her mother’s cancer battle and ultimate death. A lot resonated with me, and some didn’t. I loved reading about her experiences.
A few weeks ago I was looking through my “to read” list to decide what to read next. My mom died this year and my recent reading habits range from death/afterlife -> happy fantasy to help me forget about mortality -> nonfiction books to learn new things.
Naturally, when I was reminded of this book on my list, I had to read it.
Feder gets intimate about her experience with her mother’s cancer battle and ultimate death. A lot resonated with me, and some didn’t. I loved reading about her experiences.