
I first read this book nearly 20 years ago. Even with the controversy over whether it‘s a true memoir, it‘s still a reckoning of a story. The intensity, the emotion, the rawness and messy humanity-it all holds up. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️Book #93 in 2025

I first read this book nearly 20 years ago. Even with the controversy over whether it‘s a true memoir, it‘s still a reckoning of a story. The intensity, the emotion, the rawness and messy humanity-it all holds up. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️Book #93 in 2025

I enjoyed this one. It was twisty :) I love when I can‘t guess the ending. Also that rehab facility (I mean not the treatment rooms) but the spa and all those other amenities —- I wish I could visit!

Father's Day puts me in a funk (miss my daddy) - gonna spend the day cleaning out our laundry room (and organizing that closet)


It‘s a good day when you find a good book in the lending library and cover color matches your scrubs!

This was my rescue (I guess my sister bought it for Kindle) when I ran out of books on the plane and the flight left at 23:15. I have mixed feelings about Jennifer Weiner's writing but found this quite enjoyable. I could relate somewhat to her difficult child and financial worries though my situation was never that bad. I did want to throttle her while she was in denial and thinking she was so much better than others, though.

3.5 stars rounded down on Goodreads. I didn‘t really care 4 any of the characters but after a twist near the end maybe that was the point. I generally don‘t read books focused on those suffering from addiction but the premise sounded really good so I gave it a shot. But the pacing wasn‘t consistent & several times almost lost interest. I was able 2 finish it & the story concluded well but I felt indifferent 2 it. I wouldn‘t read the author again.

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The fake memoir that pissed off Oprah Winfrey. 😱

About halfway through and I don't trust anybody!! Something hinky is definitely going on!