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phenixsnow's review
4.0
I enjoyed this memoir. A sorta self help book not written by someone in their 20s was refreshing.
Approaching 40, single and now jobless thanks to the recession the author embarks on a decade long journey of trying to fix herself. She starts ghostwriting self help books and living out the advice of each one as well as throwing herself full on into every new agey fix she comes across.
The book is basically about her coming to terms with middle age, the things she struggles with, how she tries to deal with it and what she ultimately takes away from the attempts.
Approaching 40, single and now jobless thanks to the recession the author embarks on a decade long journey of trying to fix herself. She starts ghostwriting self help books and living out the advice of each one as well as throwing herself full on into every new agey fix she comes across.
The book is basically about her coming to terms with middle age, the things she struggles with, how she tries to deal with it and what she ultimately takes away from the attempts.
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