Friday, February 21, 2025

There seems to be an endless sea of people like us: SHOW DON'T TELL.

Show Don't TellShow Don't Tell by Curtis Sittenfeld
My rating: 3 of 5 stars

From a literary standpoint, these stories are excellent, as is basically all of Sittenfeld's fiction.

This is a collection of nearly all female-focused stories, featuring moms and daughters, often in the Midwest, and touching on the mundane while offering deeper lessons.

Still, I'll admit that I found this collection long, and I rarely wanted to pick it up, even though the stories were interesting enough when I did. I know they all had more meaning than on the surface, but sometimes I did not feel like thinking so much. That's not the stories' fault--just mine.

This is a strong collection of tales focused on daily moments, but they'll appeal most to those who love looking into the nuance and interpretation of each story they read.

I received a copy of this book from Netgalley and Random House in return for an unbiased review. Look for SHOW DON'T TELL on 02/25/2025!

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