Throw Like A Girl: Stories

another stunning collection

I am late to review this collection, but it's been in my stack of books for some time. Thompson again shows her skills as an observer of the real things that bump into people's lives and the characters that enter and leave those lives. What's interesting in this collection is the varied "girl views" that each story brings to life from the adolescents finding love's disappointments to the jaded and weary women surveying the scarred landscape of love. None are repetitious or mundane or usual. Thompson never flags in her writing, the careful descriptions and above all her wry humor. I look forward to the next volume.

A reviewer

i was defiantly not found of this book. I picked it up thinking short stories would be nice, i was however very disappointed. I would not reccomend this book. The plot seemed to drag on and there was no substiance.

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