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Started this on my lunch break and it grabbed me immediately. Flying by so far!

Light, hilarious, and fun, as always.

Recommended by a friend because she found Allene Tew to be a fascinating woman. While I agree her life is fascinating, the writing style is so removed and boring that I'm struggling a bit.

Fascinating. I'm going to have to buy my own copy.

Just as fun as the first book.

Horrible and fascinating at the same time.

The prose is so dense - it takes serious concentration to understand what Lippmann is talking about.

Sadly, things haven't improved since he originally wrote this.

Completely unlikable characters, but the chapters are short.

Not a whole lot has happened, and now I foresee lots of sadness coming. :(

This has been a quick, interesting read so far.

Slow to start...

Light and fluffy and just what you'd expect from Jenny Han.

So far it's engaging and fun.

Finally starting to pick up!

Still more biography than primer.

Still not grabbing me like I hoped it would, but it was a free ARC in exchange for an honest review so I'll persist.

So disturbing.

This chapter is pretty technical and harder to read, but the conclusions are intriguing.

Slower going than I had anticipated.

FASCINATING

I'm loving the illustrations, but the text is mostly autobiographical so far.

So far I'm loving the illustrations, the text is mostly the author's personal experience.

Not what I expected, but I'm enjoying it.

Wow, this one grabbed me on page 1 and I didn't stop until I was falling asleep past 11pm at page 140! I'm not even sure if I like Bruno yet, but his story is compelling.

Not interesting enough to want to pick up over other books, but not boring enough to give up on yet, either.

This one is just weird.