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Edition Language: English
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Title:2005 - Thanks for the Vodka
Author:Harpie
Book Format:Kindle Edition
Book Edition:Special Edition
Pages:Pages: 525 pages
Published:July 5th 2016 by Karl Wiggins
Categories:Health. Mental Health. Autobiography. Memoir. Mental Illness. Nonfiction

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This was recommended to me. Like most books, I start with lots of good intentions then work, writing and a million one other things get in the way and it's only when I'm on holiday, sick or on a long plane flight do I finally get round to my reading list.

What to say? Well I read most of the book today, Game of Thrones and Vikings didn't get a look in. It's not a pleasant read at times, but the brutal honesty makes me care deeply for Harpie, and she's a braver woman than I to put such inner thoughts to print.

I hate reviews with spoilers, but read this book and not only will you learn some amazing gems of wisdom, you'll also learn to laugh at life's setbacks.

2016 - thanks for the therapy, I don't need the vodka now.



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Harpie does it again, but even worse, or better, as you might think. What kind of woman can be so worldly wise, yet so naïve at the same time? Only Harpie can. Yet in her, we can all find a little bit of all us (women anyway). So does she trust too much? Does she expect too much? Or is she simply a dead loss, like she believes herself to be? And why can't she find a decent man who just loves her with no strings? Is she trying too hard? Only you can decide.

Harpie does it again, but even worse, or better, as you might think. What kind of woman can be so worldly wise, yet so naïve at the same time? Only Harpie can. Yet in her, we can all find a little bit of all us (women anyway). So does she trust too much? Does she expect too much? Or is she simply a dead loss, like she believes herself to be? And why can't she find a decent man who just loves her with no strings? Is she trying too hard? Only you can decide.



Pen name of Karl Wiggins