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Have you ever had something you wanted to say to a friend, but couldn't? Ever wished you could go back in time to say something you didn't? Female friendships are some of the most powerful and beautiful relationships in our lives, but it can sometimes be hard to express our true sentiments to these friends. Whether it be pride, fear, feelings, or circumstance that stand in the way, each of us likely has something we wish we could say to someone, but haven't. In P.S., Megan McMorris collects these sentiments, as an anthology of unsent letters written by a range of women. For the friend who's been there for you through everything, the friend you've lost touch with, or the friend you've wished you could help, P.S. offers a chance to express the unspoken. A thought-provoking collection, P.S. is sure to resonate with women readers of all ages, from different walks of life.… (més)
I saw this book in Anthropologie, so of course, I downloaded it in the store on my Kindle! This is a good girlie, BFF kind of book. P.S. is a series of short-stories/letters penned by various freelance authors to women who have been meaningful in their lives. The best friend role is a complicated one in that it bears many similarities to dating/long-term intimate relationships. Like with boyfriends or partners, BFF's can break up suddenly or over time. These unsent letters describe a gamut of circumstances, from goodbye letters to best friends who have died of cancer to angry, hateful letters to BFF's who have stabbed the writer in the back. I found it interesting to read each story as some were tearjerking, emotional sentiments and others were funny or bitter. This book is for any woman who knows the value of a best girlfriend, one with whom you can trust your deepest secrets, laugh over stupid inside jokes, cry about painful experiences, finish the other's sentences, and pick-up mid-sentence after answering a phone call, as if no time has passed. ( )
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To my childhood McBuddies— Andy (Mc)Shemberg, Diane McEwen-Martin, and Heather McCracken—for continuing to show this girl true friendship thirtysome years later.
You rock, dudes.
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Have you ever had something you wanted to say to a friend, but couldn't? Ever wished you could go back in time to say something you didn't? Female friendships are some of the most powerful and beautiful relationships in our lives, but it can sometimes be hard to express our true sentiments to these friends. Whether it be pride, fear, feelings, or circumstance that stand in the way, each of us likely has something we wish we could say to someone, but haven't. In P.S., Megan McMorris collects these sentiments, as an anthology of unsent letters written by a range of women. For the friend who's been there for you through everything, the friend you've lost touch with, or the friend you've wished you could help, P.S. offers a chance to express the unspoken. A thought-provoking collection, P.S. is sure to resonate with women readers of all ages, from different walks of life.