Audiobook
The entire story is told through a series of notes left on the refrigerator between a mom and her teenage daughter. It was amazingly good. I wanted to rush home to write a note for my daughter, but I'm afraid our notes would not be anywhere as insightful as the book's. (It was a relief to hear a shopping list, or complaints that mom was mean and horrible.)
I probably shouldn't have listened to this story (about an long) in the car; it made me cry.
It's one of the best audiobooks, and probably one of the best books, I've read in a long time.
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