
Mommy Had a Little Flask | |
By | |
ISBN | 0985583991 |
ISBN-13 | 9780985583996 |
Publication | 06 August 2025 |
Number of Pages | 224 |
Format Type | Kindle Edition |
During which I d surely be trampled to death Lines are my friends Amanda is raising her young daughters in an unusual environment The family lives in Idaho but spends three months during the winter living in Mexico near her husband s family The girls attend a Montessori school where they are learning Chinese She notes the differences between the two cultures The playground was minimalist and endearing and somehow reminded me of the simplicity of children at play It s good to remember that children are quite capable of playing with a stick and a rock and don t require video games or even remote control cars Much of her writing is tongue in cheek One day.
Sunny climates in which they can bronze themselves for their golden years She writes about skiing and writing and how Americans believe there is only one way and one place to live MOMMY HAD A LITTLE FLASK was a well written quick read with some interesting observations about both things seen and things analyzed It maintained my interest This book was a free download A. K Turner Summer ReadThis was entertaining and relatable but felt like one long blog post This was the first book I ever read from this author so maybe I m just missing something A. K Turner Good book which reminded me of a blog Interesting what kids say and definitely one for those who have had those little moments when a child announces something which isn t true A. K Turner Mommy Had a Little FlaskNot really all that impressed or enad of this book Truth be told.
AK Turner is The New York Times bestselling author of the award winning Vagabonding with Kids series as well as This Little Piggy Went to the Liquor Store Mommy Had a Little Flask and Hair of the Corn Dog Her works have received a starred review from Publishers Weekly IPPY Awards in Humor and Travel Foreword Indies Awards Independent Press Distinguished Favorite and inclusion in BookLife s Top 5 Indie Books of 2014 She is a contributor to the anthologies Leave the Lipstick Take the Iguana Traveler s Tales Little White Dress Mill Park Publishing I Just Want to Be Alone and I Just Want to Be Perfect Throat_Punch Books and a coauthor of Drinking with Dead Women Writers and Drinking with Dead Drunks Her work has been featured AK Turner is The New York Times bestselling author of the award winning Vagabonding with Kids series as well as This Little Piggy Went to the Liquor Store Mommy Had a Little Flask and Hair of the Corn Dog Her works have received a starred review from Publishers Weekly IPPY Awards in Humor and Travel Foreword Indies Awards Independent Press Distinguished Favorite and inclusion in BookLife s Top 5 Indie Books of 2014 She is a contributor to the anthologies Leave the Lipstick Take the Iguana Traveler s Tales Little White Dress Mill Park Publishing I Just Want to Be Alone and I Just Want to Be Perfect Throat_Punch Books and a coauthor of Drinking with Dead Women Writers and Drinking with Dead Drunks Her work has been featured online at Scary Mommy In the Powder Room The Huffington Post Nickmom Felicity Huffman s What the Flicka The Quivering Pen Multicultural Kid Blogs and Artocratic among others and in the print publications Cloudbank Idaho Magazine The Idaho Statesman Treasure Valley Family Magazine Boise City Revue and Folio Literary She lives in Idaho with her husband and two children but travels frequently as a part time digital nomad Learn at VagabondingWithKids. K Turner returns with the mayhem of motherhood From preschoolers blurting obscenities in public places to living with her in laws in Mexico Mommy Had a Little Flask delivers a delightfully raw and honest account of family life in Turner s latest laugh out loud confessional. My Review After finishing This Little Piggy Went to the Liquor Store I knew I had to read by Turner I listened to the previous one on audio with her as the narrator but this time I just had the ebook I must say a lot of the humor got lost reading the print book I missed her sarcasm It still made me chuckle but there was no laughing so hard I had tears this time It was still funny but felt a little flat to me I guess I know to get her books in audio in the future A. K Turner is clearly the best friend that I haven t met yet She gives a real brutally honest account of parenthood through the eyes of a fully dysfunctional mother just like myself I laughed out loud many times throughout the book If you re a mother with a sense of humor who s likely reading this review with a glass of wine in hand pour yourself another and read this book P. K Turner More like a series of sixteen short stories or essays MOMMY HAD A LITTLE FLASK is a funny eyes wide open look at children and adults written from the perspective of a mother My main complaint is there was way too much emphasis on the flask It wasn t necessary and was distracting Whatever her point was it was overdone and probably turned off a lot of readers who would have otherwise really enjoyed the book Now to the rest of the book I was hooked on page 6 when Amanda a writer and the main character reacts to an adult using baby talk in this case nummers to refer to the taste of something Amanda moves on to the use of wawa for water She notes that children may say that when they are learning to speak But that is no reason for the parent to then begin referring to water wawa It is the parents who is supposed to teach the child how to speak The parent is not supposed to adopt the child s baby talk as the new and improved English Later on she talks of how she gets overwhelmed by crowds of people but I like being in lines They imply the presence of a greater system instead of the anarchy of a free for all she comes home and sees a large number of police vehicles near her house As she tries to figure out what is happening she thinks Maybe they re keeping a sharp eye out in case the culprit returns to the scene of the crimebecause that happens a lot on television and therefore must be true Speaking to her father in law one day about something he said he states You re going to write about this aren t you She replies No I promise And of course she does write about it She writes of how her fear of water has led to her children developing the same reaction When a neighbor asks her if she s going to a pool party she starts to say how much she has to do until she learns the pool is heated And then there is the chapter when her daughter innocently discovers her sexual feelings long before any of them are prepared to deal with the concept She has a delightful way of observing things and describing them e. 5 star rating but didn t want to belittle it with 3 stars so i rounded up I m sure some of these little anecdotes are truthful but with embellishments But for me the result was not particularly humorous or entertaining It was an attempt to make her normality humorous and entertaining I was happy to have it end A. K Turner This is a really terrific and quick read I read this book and the first one after the other and enjoyed the hilarity of both I didn t always agree with some of the author s parenting choices and definitely not with the constant state of inebriation but there were a ton of things that made me laugh loudly because as mom of a six year old I could identify and nod my head in agreement I m looking forward to reading book three A. K Turner Looking forward to read the other offerings of A K Turner now She s delightfully raw honest disarmingly frank and can probably relax the most stressed person on earth I hadn t laughed out this loud since I read Sophie Kinsella s Confessions of a shopaholic Have become a fan now after also reading her Drinking with dead women writers I hope she writes something about her teenage years or spinsterhood Its always refreshing and genuinely heart warming to encounter a witty honest humorous female and A K Turner s surely one of the finer breed A. K Turner returns with the mayhem of motherhood From preschoolers blurting obscenities in public places to living with her in laws in Mexico Mommy Had a Little Flask delivers a delightfully raw and honest account of family life in Turner s latest laugh out loud confessional. K Turner does just that Robin O Bryant author of Ketchup is a Vegetable Other Lies Moms Tell ThemselvesI laughed out loud at Mommy Had a Little Flask but make no mistake this book is equally heartfelt and humorous as A. K Turner delves into all the wonders challenges and horrifying playground moments of parenting the most extreme sport there is Cameron Morfit Sports IllustratedEmpty bladder before reading Laurie Notaro New York Times bestselling author of The Idiot Girls Action Adventure Club. Witty honest and funny as hell Fans of This Little Piggy Went to the Liquor Store are guaranteed to have another great time Holand Peterson author of the Eville seriesThis Little Piggy Went to the Liquor Store candidly reveals and revels in the flaws and dysfunctions of the author and her family Turner is not afraid to voice her private thoughts and never takes herself too seriously refreshingly honest Publishers Weekly Did Erma Bombeck ever guzzle vodka If she did she might have come close to the ribald domestic humor in Turner s momoir This Little Piggy Went to the Liquor Store The Quivering PenThe perfect cross between Nora Ephron David Sedaris and Chelsea Handler Elaine Ambrose Menopause Sucks, K Turner Laugh out loud moments as the author regales us of stories bout her life Very cute A. com site_link Synopsis In the hilarious sequel to the bestselling momoir This Little Piggy Went to the Liquor Store A, K Turner I downloaded this book a while back because it was free and the hilarious title caught my eye I m sure glad I did A: S Amanda if you re ever in town look me up so we can go out for drinks A: referring to some Alaskans who venture south to get warm she writes The longer they live in Alaska the obsessed the become with finding warm it s a 3. K Turner Why do I continue to bother with the free kindle books A. K Turner
Mommy Had a Little Flask By A.K. Turner |
0985583991 |
9780985583996 |
English |
224 |
Kindle Edition |