Page Count: 333
Average Rating: 4.52
Series: Standalone
This memoir was fantastic. The first part is hard to get through, but it's also cathartic too. She describes a lot of hard things, but she tells it with her dry wit and in such a vulnerable and an ultimately compassionate way. I just really appreciate how she told her story and how she detailed the steps she took to start healing. She also looks at things like how intergenerational trauma can effect mental health, and how long term trauma can effect physical health. I don't know if I would recommend it to everyone, but it resonated with me.
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