Becoming Sister Wives : The Story of an Unconventional Marriage (Paperback)

from BohemianCyborg

I didn't expect to like this book as much as I actually did. But it was a pretty good book. All 5 of the adult Browns write a chapter on each topic presented in the book, offering each of their individual perspectives but at the same time also telling the story of their family and their lifestyle...

from kerrikins

I liked this book. I find it difficult to 'rate' non-fiction that's about people's lives - it feels a bit like I'd be rating how interesting their life was, or something along those lines. The best part of this book, for me, was the insight into what Janelle, Meri, Christine and Robyn have experi...

from bribre01

Am I the only one that finds the constant references to monogamous relationships as "simple" or "simplistic" grating and annoying? It implies that their life and marriages are so much more difficult than others, and I think that's presumptuous. All relationships and marriages have challenges. I'm...

from Eliz12

This is so not the kind of book I usually read, but I picked it up at the library. How could I not be intrigued? I am religious myself (though not Mormon) and so completely understand that some issues are simply a matter of faith. It may not make sense to much of the world, but it's not about mak...

from mcelhra

One of my not-so-secret shames is that I love TV tie-in books so when I saw that a Sister Wives book had come out, I had to get it. (Sister Wives is a reality TV show on TLC that stars Kody Brown, his four wives: Meri, Janelle, Christine and Robyn, and their seventeen children.) Becoming Sister W...