Book Review — Lite Whines and Laughter by Lee Gaitan

These days, it seems that if you want to be depressed all you have to do is open your eyes and pay a minor bit of attention.  Lee Gaitan’s “Lite Whines and Laughter: Mild rants and Musings on the Mundane” is the antidote to that depression.  A slim volume full of light and breezy stories guaranteed to brighten your day, Gaitan’s irrepressible cheeriness and ability to love even those who irritate her will buoy your spirits.

The book keeps winning awards – it was a first-place winner in the Georgia Independent Author of the Year Awards, and a Finalist in the International Book Awards.  There may be others.  I don’t know There’s a reason for that.  Her fun every-day stories about fighting road rage on line at the McDonald’s drive through, misunderstandings in her ESOL class, and finding love in a rescue dog shine a happy light on otherwise irritating moments. 

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