Started out not liking it... ended up loving it. Saw a lot of myself in my 20's in it. ( )

Carrie is always fun to read! ( )

Another treasure of a book from Carrie Fisher. Such a great loss of a writer gone too soon. ( )

I don't know what I was expecting exactly, some expose of life after Star Wars or something. I thought it would be fun to read a book by Princess Leia! I did realize when purchasing the book that is was not going to be what I thought, having found it in the fiction section at the book store along with there being several other books on the shelf by the same author. But, for $3 I thought I'd give it a go anyway. I know, I know, Postcards From the Edge... where have I been living, an Arctic weather outpost?

Anyway, it wasn't a bad book, not really my genre, but it wasn't bad. I identified with the main character of Dinah more than was comfortable. Show me an unavailable man, be it physically, emotionally, matrimonially and I will more than likely be attracted to him! Also, the author's descriptive nature sometimes became tedious and I found myself skimming down the paragraph most of the time searching for the proverbial "light at the end of the tunnel" to use a disgusting cliche'. Her humor, which made me laugh out loud more than once, is what saved the book for me and brought it up to the three star mark. ( )

Not my favorite Fisher book but I do enjoy her writing. Took me so long to finish because I would pick it up read a few pages and become disinterested in the characters and set it back down. I sort of liked Dinah but did not really care for the other characters. ( )