Liked this more than I expected to. It's by definition pretty self-indulgent, privileged, and also a bit too "earth mother"y for me, but once I got over that it was enjoyable. Her writing style is very personable and funny, and she does have some great moments of self-awareness and honesty. At the time this was written (pre-recession), I think we as a culture were a bit more into this this kind of unrealistic, indulgent, rich-person, "finding yourself" stuff, and (for better or for worse) we're a bit more cynical now--so maybe that's coloring my read of the book. But it was fun to read even if it was a bit eyerolly at times.