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Search - Children of God Go Bowling: A Novel
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Children of God Go Bowling A Novel Author: We first met Shannon Olson—our semifictional heroine—in Welcome to My Planet. Now, in Children of God Go Bowling, we find Shannon in her mid-thirties and still besieged by reminders that her life is anything but normal. Her friends are blossoming in marital bliss, everyone seems to own a home, and even her baby sister is ... more »
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This is the sequel to Welcome to My Planet: Where English is Sometimes Spoken. These books are hilarious! The dialogue is very well written and so funny. Her relationship with her mother made me laugh out loud. I wish this author would write more!!!
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Interesting. The main character is fun to read about, with a unique perspective. Much of the drama takes place in the character's different therapy sessions; whether this is good or bad depends on your thereshold for psychology-speak. Definitely not a predictable plot.
I really loved this! It was a funny read, with some thought provoking parts as well.
This is an OK book, I really enjoyed the ending.
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