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This is the last book in the Frugality Trilogy.
I read the first part when it was still the only one and it was immediately clear to me that I was in front of something special, now that I finished this third volume I am sure that Stuart Ayris is one of the most promising authors in the self publishing scene. His peculiar way of writing might not be for everyone, but I strongly suggest to give it a try, you will not be disappointed. The characters will remain in your heart for a long time.


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I Woke Up This Morning FRUGALITY Book 3 edition by Stuart Ayris Literature Fiction eBooks Reviews

must read books 1 & 2 first. excellent trilogy
I read all three books in the series. First book was all over the place but the premise and wanting to see how it ended kept me interested. Second book was actually quite good! Interesting characters well flushed out and an ending that left me smiling with the way the "angel" issue was left hanging yet wanting more to see how the issue with Rod and his wife was resolved. (trying not to leave any spoilers here).
Well then I finally read book 3. And all I can say is following the sad life of a self-centered drunk who destroys everything in his life was bad enough, but the ending, other than proving what we already know, namely that Stuart is a psychotic, almost felt like Stuart, the author just got tired and decided to come up with some pithy ending and move onto something else. Now that would be bad enough, but knowing that the author is writing (supposedly) about himself, makes his abrupt no-resolution ending just silly and an unfair cheating of the reader. How are you Stuart? Are you still crazy? I would think not since you were sane enough to write the book!

Anyway..totally disappointing and a waste of my time.
I'd already read the first two books in the FRUGALITY trilogy and was looking forward to reading this final part. I wasn't disappointed this is another fantastic novel from author Stuart Ayris. It's beautifully written with an imaginative and creative use of language. It has a clever structure and brings in characters from the previous two novels to bring the trilogy to its conclusion. The author takes the bold step of writing himself into the novel and although at first I thought this seemed somewhat self indulgent it worked really well in the end. I found it overwhelmingly sad in places but overall it is an optimistic albeit challenging piece of writing. You could read it as a stand-alone novel but I think it would be better to read the other two books first and finish with this one. An excellent novel which will be well worth reading again in the future.
Wow. Just WOW! This is SOME book. I don't know how to review it without spoiling it, but what I will say is this I agree with other reviewers who suggest this could be read stand-alone, but really it does need FRUGALITY 1 (Tollesbury Time Forever) and 2 (The Bird That Nobody Sees) to be read first, due to the clever, clever narrative and the inter-weaving of the characters / stories across the three books.

This is fine work. Stuart Ayris should be a best-seller. His style is unique, his writing is poignant and personal. And beautiful. The last 20% of this book would have had me on my knees, had I not been lying down already, as it was the middle of the night when I decided to read 'a few pages' to try and distract from toothache. That was at the 80% mark; needless to say, I forgot about my toothache.

I don't generally laugh and cry at books. I rarely insist on making members of my family stand still so I can read sections to them. I broke all my own rules with this one.

If you take nothing else from reading Stuart's FRUGALITY series, then take FRUGALITY itself. It is a mantra we could all benefit from, and as a reader and an author, I found this series liberating.

Incredible stuff. Not sure what else to say, other than if it is not already apparent, I wholeheartedly recommend this book / series to everyone. It's just awesome.
I am sat here trying to write a book review. Normally these are simple short reviews with me saying in my own way what I liked about the book, how it made me feel and gently giving such critique I feel is honest and correct.

I Woke Up This Morning has left me puzzled. As the author knows I am a huge fan of his work. When I started to read this book and by the time I was a third of the way in I was convinced of one thing It was an exercise in pure self-indulgence and that he has let himself down.

I sit here having literally just finished and I realise how wrong I was about that. I think some of the points Stuart is trying to make a little too subtle for a fat, baldy, boorish, ignoramus such as myself. I'll try to convey what I thought as succinctly as I can.

Stuart tells a tale of alienation. A tale of fear and how is it wrong sometimes to indulge ourselves in our woes. We should strive to be a better person by whichever means is best for us. I can't say how much autobiography is in the novel but you get the distinct impression that the character "Stuart Ayris" has a few regrets. Separating fact from fiction for someone who doesn't know the author closely is like trying to paint using morning mist so I'm not going to attempt it.

With his usual breathtaking brilliance Ayris lays down the positives and leaves his jewels of wisdom for the discerning reader to uncover. When you come across these little treasures you feel better about yourself and better about your day. Stuart's work is unique in style and structure but my god does it speak to my soul at times. A work of cloudy, confusing genius, yet genius it is.
I read the first book in this series, and I feel just as good about reading this one as I felt about the first one. It's a heavy read, but even if you have to put it down, it won't stay down. Ayris is a real voice in the independent scene.
This is the last book in the Frugality Trilogy.
I read the first part when it was still the only one and it was immediately clear to me that I was in front of something special, now that I finished this third volume I am sure that Stuart Ayris is one of the most promising authors in the self publishing scene. His peculiar way of writing might not be for everyone, but I strongly suggest to give it a try, you will not be disappointed. The characters will remain in your heart for a long time.