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Product details
File Size: 2335 KB
Print Length: 225 pages
Publisher: Tyndale House Publishers, Inc. (June 4, 2013)
Publication Date: June 4, 2013
Sold by: Amazon Digital Services LLC
Language: English
ASIN: B00AEB3AGQ
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I love a good epic novel full of adventure, intrigue, and drama... but just as implied by the title of this book, sometimes you need a little something different. Sometimes you want something light and fluffy, not dramatic or heartwrenching, and not every memoir or collection of reminiscences of the past needs to be about a traumatic childhood or the scars left by one's family. Sophie Hudson uses this book to look back on her life and remember the antics of her family, the lessons she took away from her childhood, and just how her parents, friends, and faith shaped her into who she is today... and she does it with humor and heart.These stories aren't anything earth-shattering, and don't go into this expecting a real-life Southern gothic full of abuse, trauma, and dark family secrets. Sophie instead tells fond stories of her family -- parents, grandparents, siblings, cousins, mother-in-law, family friends, etc. -- and tells them with fondness and warmth. Sure, there are struggles -- family deaths, a beloved uncle being slowly taken away by Alzheimer's, her own crisis of faith in her twenties, etc. But balancing it out are tales of her mother-in-law's struggle to master just what a Kindle is and can do, her mother's horror at her father's complete lack of fashion sense, her and her cousin learning sign language so they can talk in church without getting into trouble, and plenty of descriptions of old-fashioned Southern cooking that are bound to make one's mouth water.This book wasn't anything groundbreaking, and some of the stories, while cute, aren't memorable enough to stick in my memory. But all the same, this was a heartwarming read, and something soothing and sweet to cut through some of the darker, more dramatic reads I've picked up lately. A cute quick read for cleansing the pallet and reassuring oneself that there's still a lot of good to be had in the world, and that not every memoir or collection of memories needs to be dark and traumatic.
I've read Sophie's blog for the past four years or so and she often makes me laugh and her new book is no exception. These stories about her family will make you laugh until tears are streaming down your face. There are also moments in the book that will make you cry. Sophie has such a knack for storytelling and when reading these stories I felt like I was sitting right beside her listening to her tell them and at other times, I felt like I was riding along in the car with her family to pick up a bucket of fried chicken. Sophie ties in messages of faith through her storytelling which make the book that much more meaningful. Faith and Family are important to us Southerners! The end of the book contains some really great southern recipes which I hope to try out soon. If you are a fan of the Boo Mama blog, then you will most definitely be a fan of this delightful book.
I don't read a lot of non-fiction. And I rarely--if ever--post a review of the few I do read. However, I couldn't keep my excitement about this book to myself. It would be a disservice to you, my faithful readers, and the public at large.A Little Salty to Cut the Sweet by Sophie Hudson is hands down the best book I've read this year. RUN to the store and get yourself a copy. NOW. Don't even read the rest of this review. Just buy a copy for yourself ... and maybe one for your mama and your grandmama and your best friend too.Sophie has an incredible talent for weaving stories of her very southern family together with nuggets of spiritual truths. Some of the stories are quite poignant. (Reader Tip #1: Have a box of tissues on hand for the first two chapters.) Others are happy tears streaming down your face, wet your pants funny. (Reader Tip #2: Particularly for chapter 7, it would be in everyone's best interests to "go potty" prior to reading. I am not lying to you when I tell you I nearly wet my pants--and thus the bed--while reading this chapter very late one night. Additionally, my dear husband thought I was having a seizure because of the spasms I was having while trying to laugh silently so as not to wake him up. Needless to say, he woke up anyway.) But each story shines a light on the legacy of faith that Sophie and her husband are so blessed to have. Plus, Sophie tells these stories in such a way where her family seems to leap right off the pages, becoming more than just "characters" in a book (which of course they are, since they're real people and all).By the end of the book, I literally could.not.put.it.down. I read the last two chapters on the way to church one night and sat in the car in the parking lot to finish the last few pages. (Pastor, I apologize for coming in late to service that night. This book was just so good!) (Reader Tip #3: Clear your calendar when you pick up this book. Your spouse, children, dog, pastor, and friends will thank you for it.)Sophie's reflections about the treasures she has in her family made me reflect on my own family. There were moments while reading where I found myself imagining my mom or grandmother doing or saying the exact same thing. (Southerners are really all alike, you know.) Southern born and bred, I have a new appreciation for the way we sit around after dinner and tell stories--some of which I've heard at least half a million times.Every year it seems that one book stands out as a book that must be read by all. And it inevitably ends up under every Christmas tree we visit because I can't stand the thought of everyone I know not getting to read this book. For 2013, I feel certain that A Little Salty to Cut the Sweet will be that book (unless I can't wait until December to share it). (And for any relatives or in-real-life friends who may be reading this, act surprised when you open your Christmas gift this year!)A Little Salty to Cut the Sweet reminds Southerners of the joys of being Southern and is a great introduction to the best parts of the South for those who may not have the privilege of living here--faith, family, and lots of laughs.(And apparently, I've now adopted Sophie's habit of writing with lots of parenthesis ... at least for this review anyway!) [5 stars]I read this book for the pure pleasure of reading. I was not requested to provide a review. All opinions expressed are my own.
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