Sure of You (Abridged) Audiobook

" The campy wackiness found in the earlier books is pretty much gone but it's still great storytelling with characters you love, creating important and moving moments as they continue to grow up. "

" This book was more grounded, and I liked it better because of it. Mary-Ann and Brian have really become unlikable but believable characters. "

" I re-read this series about every 2 years or so. Never ceases to make me laugh or cry. I love all these characters. "

" other reviewers on here have already said it: needed more plot, mary ann's actions weren't in character (debatable, admittedly-there were signs in the previous novel), needed more plot. "

" Much better than the previous book, in my opinion. Still very much a soap opera, and that's why I like it. "

" I can't give this a four star because Maupin has nearly killed off my favorite character. Maybe after I read "Michael Tolliver Lives" I'll be able to revise this rating to a four. Before that 2008 revelation though, I was heartbroken. "

" I was reminded of why I cared about these characters in the first place. What felt like a true tale told simply and well. "

" this book wasn't quite as fun as the others. it ties everything up nicely but the story doesn't quite end happily. "

" Great ending to the series (6th of 6 in series) "

" The best way for newcomers to San Francisco to get to know and love the city. Highly entertaining series you won't be able to put down. "

" See my review of this series under "Further Tales of the City" "

" While the first three books in the Tales in the City series were, for me, the best, there's something about a Maupin book that is like no other. "

" This one is more somber as the characters of the series finally grow into adulthood and have to make adult choices. It's bittersweet but well worth the read. "

" I enjoyed this a lot -- I hadn't seen any of the TV productions nor read any of the books since the very first series on PBS -- and Maupin hadn't lost his touch! "

" An easy read, that brings back lots of the memories of the first four times I read the Tales of the City series. Doesn't quite scratch the itch, but it's nice to catch up with some old "friends"! "

" The campy wackiness found in the earlier books is pretty much gone but it's still great storytelling with characters you love, creating important and moving moments as they continue to grow up. "

" I love this series. This book was more melancholy than the others. It made me sad. "

" More fun with the weirdos of San Francisco. "

" My favorite in the series since the first TOTC book. More character development than crazy story lines (which I still love in the other books!), and realistic in how people change and grow. "

" Il était temps que ça se termine. L'ensemble tournait en rond. "

" Fantastic, but goddamn it Mary Ann is a bitch. We'll see how I feel about her after I read the new book... "

" more drama than anything on bravo "

" I liked the the first two or three of the series better, but this one was still fun to read and better than the one where the women are camped near the what-cha-ma-call it Grove -- the Men's exclusive hideaway. Didn't care much for that one. "

" Comme un feuilleton télé mais en livre ;)J'ai préféré le 1er et le 7e mais il faut aimer.. "

" So here we are, with what was presumably meant to be the last book in the Tales of the City series, and it wraps everything up quite nicely, although I am enough of a softie to could have wished for a happier ending. Another excellent read. "