The book was highlighted by host Ted Danson, who called it sweet, funny, poignant and a generous act of love after reading about a hundred pages. He noted that the conversation between Laura Dern and her mother Diane Ladd explored life, death, love and even banana pudding, encouraging courage to speak unsaid truths. The overall tone was very positive, indicating a strong recommendation.
Episode: Laura Dern
It was described as a sweet, funny, and poignant conversation between Laura Dern and her mother, Diane Ladd, exploring life, death, love, and banana pudding. The book originated from conversations they recorded while walking together, as a way to cope with Diane Ladd's health diagnosis and strengthen their bond.
It is sweet, funny, poignant and just really lovely.
I've read about 100 pages and it is so beautiful.
It was such a generous act of child to mom. Really, really loving.
It was the most loving thing. I grown to love you even more as a result of reading this book.
It's about having the courage to have the conversations it's about speaking what has been unsaid it's about listening to each other it's not about agreeing it's not even about forgiving