Satellite Sisters' Uncommon Senses

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Summary: warm and inspiring
Review: these women are the oprahs of public radio. they are funny, warm and inspiring. their spirit is much needed during these weird times. the book is a heartfelt and hilarious exploration of growing up in a family of eight, where no body and everybody was special. a must read and great gift for friends and family.

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Summary: sister power!
Review: Uncommon Senses rocks. It is funny, warm, wise and wonderful. A perfect gift for anyone, espcially yourself.

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Summary: Just like my sisters but funnier
Review: what's so funny about this book is that many of the situations and dilemmas sound familiar (getting out of a bad volunteer organzation, dealing with a problematic family member) but their approach is both funny and positive. We all hear a lot of the family dysfunction stuff but these sisters rise above it and remind us how nice it is to have friends and family. I laughed out loud at their essays like Get Over Yourself and Buffer Guest. I wish I had more Satellite Sisters like these sisters, but I do have a few, so I am passing on the word to all of them that this is the first book I have read in a long time that captures wny I love my friends and family (and why they can occasionally drive me crazy.) My Christmas shopping will include many copies of Satellite Sisters. I just wish they were on the radio near me somewhere.

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Summary: Annoying Smugness
Review: Who really cares about these annoying women and their Smug radio show?