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I love how honest and heart felt this book was. A very cute and funny read. There was a particular chapter about female friendships and living with your friends in your twenties that I loved. It made me think of heron drive! (It's where I live with girls I love).

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4.0

Thank you for getting this for me Becky

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emotional funny inspiring lighthearted reflective fast-paced

3.0

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adventurous challenging dark emotional hopeful inspiring reflective sad medium-paced

4.0

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5.0

I knew nothing about Dolly when I picked up this book and now i feel like she is a big sister/best friend. This memoir is so heartfelt and real, I have recommended it to every friend I know who is going through their 20's struggling with idenity, love, career and the "whats next" of it all. A genuinely funny, emotional and raw look at this crazy thing we call our 20's.

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4.0

I had my doubts about this book in the beginning, but by the end of it, I couldn't help but fall in love with Dolly Alderton's words.

Everything I Know About Love is a love letter to Alderton's twenties. It's both a memoir and self-help book giving the reader advice on everything included and scratched out of the title.

By the halfway mark I wasn't as starstruck as most people are. I expected this to be more of a story on friendship because of the famous quote, but by the last 100 pages, I highlighted more than I could count.

You should all be glad this book didn't exist during my cringe Tumblr quotes repost era because you would have been SICK of me.

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