We are Amy and Lynnie, sisters who love to read. We both enjoy young adult, fantasy, action/suspense, dystopian, and contemporary fiction genres. Amy also enjoys historical fiction, sci-fi, and romance. Lynnie enjoys humor, comics, and cookbooks.
Thursday, September 15, 2016
How to Ruin Everything by George Watsky
memoir, short story collection
I'm a fan of Watsky's music and was eager to read this book when I learned he'd written a short story collection. The different essays in How to Ruin Everything are autobiographical- a look back on his adventures and misadventures.
Watsky has a gift for words & storytelling that really comes across in this collection. I often found myself laughing out loud or shaking my head in disbelief or understanding. Admittedly, some of the stories didn't hold my attention as much as others, but I feel that way about most essay collections. My favorite stories in the collection were Tusk, What Year is It?, Crying & Baseball, and The White Whale.
Don't worry if you're not already a fan of his, you will be after reading this collection. Can't wait to see what Watsky does next.
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