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I was excited to read her book but worried that since id read her whole blog there would be few surprises

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She does not try to turn her husband into a martyr nor she give in to playing the role of the victim

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Trés memoir recounts in turn sweet sad and victorious momentsbut not in a way that causes cavities

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Millerrodriguez paints a raw image with her words

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Millerrodriguez doesn’t sugarcoat the grieving process

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Her story will stick with you long after you’ve closed the book

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Splitting the difference a heartshaped memoir is one of only a few books that i have read which made me cry laugh get angry restore my faith in love and fate and lastly shock because not only could i relate to the author but to several people and events that happen to them during such an awful time

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This memoir is honest and saucy and a far cry from the obsessive pity parties favored by other widows memoirs