Don't Sing at the Table: Life Lessons from My Grandmothers Audiobook

" Adriana Trigiani writes interestingly about her relationships with both her grandmothers. I found it of interest since much of the time period corresponded with my own life and my grandmothers, one a child immigrant and one a first-generation. "

" It was interesting to read about the author's grandmothers, especially since I've read some ofthe author's fiction. "

" I found this book hard to get into. The book starts with sequential life events of her grandmothers, which frankly isn't really that interesting. Overall it is a good book to read on and off but I never really found a solid story line. "

" Reminded me of the Nonnas I grew up around in my hometown not far from Roseto. "

" i love anything by her and this was a great book full of stories about the grandmothers who were the basis of some of her characters "

" I enjoyed reading this book. It made me think of my own grandmothers. "

" It was a quick read. It made me nostalgic as I thought of all the great memories and things my own grandmothers taught me. "

" Wonderful book! Thanks Ms. T! You've done it again! "

" I laughed, I cried!! So touching and full of love. A true tribute to the wonderful women who helped form our lives. "

" I skimmed through wordy parts of it...had a bit of good advice. Also had a lot of bad advice. Would not recommend. "

" Brought back lovely memories of my own grandmother and her sage life advice! "

" Not one of my favorites...a little slow. Maybe because it was non-fiction and not her usual style. "