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A great night's sleep: Five star bedding! Gazing at the night's sky: From outside or inside your pod! Relaxation: Unplug and unwind! Oh, I hate adjectives. But, later, I realized they probably both got something that I never understood out of their relationship. I think a lot of this book is about how we know the people we are close to and, also, never really do — how it is useless to hold other people to our own standards of what love or responsibility looks like.

But, still, it is about holding each other responsible. Or, maybe the book is just about her family with no real moral lesson at all. Walls is so loyal to her stories in an almost scientific way.

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She waved enthusiastically when she saw me. I kissed her cheek. Mom had dumped all the plastic packets of soy sauce and duck sauce and hot-and-spicy mustard from the table into her purse. Now she emptied a wooden bowl of dried noodles into it as well. We ordered. Mom chose the Seafood Delight. She started talking about Picasso. All the cubist stuff was gimmicky, as far as she was concerned. Tell me what it is you need. If a woman looks good, she feels good. Your values are all confused. I hid.

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Your father and I are who we are. Accept it. In high school, I thought that American history was the most boring topic imaginable. Then, in college, I took a class called the History of Women in the U. The Glass Castle is a real, honest history or as honest as histories can be of people in America. It is so close to me and so foreign in just the way this country is.

It is also, in a way, a tribute to family oral histories. My dad has a. In the past couple of years, every time I see one of my siblings, we sit around and tell stories from my dad or about my dad, trying to weed out what actually happened, what got a nice polish in the story factory, and what is an outright lie. Whatever I write will be in some way inspired by this book. View all comments. Mar 17, Emily May rated it really liked it Shelves: memoirs-or-bios , , nonfiction. Now I get why people like this memoir so much.

Though it is a memoir and a true story, both the writing style and the way Walls reminisces about her childhood make it seem like more of a fairy tale. My favourite non-fiction books are those that don't lose the compelling flow of a good fiction book - that still pull you into another world and life, dragging you along for the ride. This is one of those. I especially liked reading about Walls' complex and conflicting thoughts about her parents and Now I get why people like this memoir so much.

I especially liked reading about Walls' complex and conflicting thoughts about her parents and childhood. When she's writing about her youth, she writes with the rose-tinted glasses of a young girl who loves her family; as she grows, she begins to see the shadows of reality creeping in - her father's alcoholism, her mother's selfish behaviour, the lack of food in the cupboards as a parental failure and not a normality.

And, through it all, she still loves her parents. She remembers her father as an intelligent man full of fantastical stories, and her mother as a spirited artist. It's interesting, though, how differently I felt toward them. Normally, a convincing story has me feeling the same way as the narrator, but even though I could understand Walls's love for her parents, I despised them for being selfish and neglectful. I hated them for allowing a 3 year old to use the stove and cause herself serious burns.

I felt extreme anger, not love and understanding, towards them. But that's not a criticism. The Glass Castle is a beautifully-written, emotional read. A true bildungsroman, full of dark and happy times.

View all 37 comments. Nov 15, Elyse semi hiatus Walters rated it it was amazing Shelves: recommend , poverty , female-author , neglected-kids , great-discussion-pick , heartbreaking , mental-health , own , memoir. Another Update: I just saw the movie!!! I liked it! I thought they got the important 'duel' emotions just right. On one end - the parents did not 'protect' their kids appropriately at all-- lots of crazy dangerous chaos- On the other end - there was no question the parents loved wholeheartedly their children AND there were 'some' great gifts they gave their children - so our emotions are 'mixed'.

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At the end of the movie when they show Another Update: I just saw the movie!!! Update: I just read some place that a movie is being made of this book. I want to share something about my relationship with "The Glass Castle" --that I've shared with a few people on this site --but never with the larger community. I read this book in It was a gift from a friend.

She mailed it to me from New York. She said The book had only been out about a week. I wasn't much of a reader. My friend knew me well --knew about my childhood --and said Paul and I were leaving for Harbin Hot Springs --a regular -'get-a-way' place for us at the time. I took "The Glass Castle" with me.

I mentioned in my other 'little' review --that I read it while sitting under a tree. The author became my hero! What I 'didn't' say was I liked it too!

Then another book Then another! I'm not saying this was the best book in the entire world - but it was great ,- but I'm saying 'something' happened to me. I have been reading book-after-book -after -book never NOT reading a book --since !!! Looking back, I'm 'thankful' the following few books were all good experiences.

Had they been awful books I might not have kept reading. Having several good books under my belt, if I hit a book I didn't like later on, --I didn't worry any longer. I knew reading was enjoyable. I felt comfort in ways I couldn't explain. I wanted to call my long time friend 'reader' friends from Jr.

High School Lisi, Renee, Ron friends who were always reading --and say I wasn't reading to please anyone!!!! I'm still clear I have holes in my education. Nobody can take away something you really enjoy!