I loved this book! Particularly the pieces around a parent experiencing addiction. I relate so deeply and feel so seen by this book.

Giving a review for a memoir feels a little ick, but I'm gonna go ahead and say this book is proof that not everyone needs "to tell their story." The writing here was contrived and the entire book felt contrived, ungrateful and cluelessly privileged.

I listened to this book on audiobook. I thought it was well written and Jaycee did a good job at being transparent. It’s a story I think we hear time and time again but it’s good to be reminded to be transparent and real in todays culture. I’ll be interested to see how her journey unfolds over the next decade in influencing.

This book felt honest. Not the most beautiful writing/editing, however I appreciated the honesty, the revealing sides of this industry and hearing about the struggles of loving yourself, gaining confidence, growing through hardship with marriage and motherhood. All relatable struggles.