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3.95 AVERAGE
3.95 AVERAGE
slow-paced
Not funny, though Interesting perspectiv on mental health issues
funny
hopeful
inspiring
lighthearted
challenging
dark
emotional
funny
hopeful
informative
inspiring
reflective
fast-paced
Can’t fail to score at max points here. When you look at the cover of a book and wonder how on earth a jazz hands raccoon is going to feature… well, couldn’t have been a better, funnier, more raucous explanation.
Lawson is new to me, but I’m a follower now.
Big love to the woman who has the determination to share the chaos and hilarity alongside the vulnerability and fear.
Lawson is new to me, but I’m a follower now.
Big love to the woman who has the determination to share the chaos and hilarity alongside the vulnerability and fear.
Awesomely funny book that touches on a lot of really important issues. Laugh out loud anecdotes dot personal stories of battling with anxiety and depression.
Hilarious and just fantastic, I'm jumping straight into Jenny's other book and I'm ready to be wowed again.
The ending gave me goosebumps and i just love love loved the stories, it made me laugh and that's all I need to give a book 5 stars really.
I'm tempted to list all the chapter names to see what weird paragraph it'll make but I think someones probably already done that. I'll update with my fave chapters and stand out lines soon.
The ending gave me goosebumps and i just love love loved the stories, it made me laugh and that's all I need to give a book 5 stars really.
I'm tempted to list all the chapter names to see what weird paragraph it'll make but I think someones probably already done that. I'll update with my fave chapters and stand out lines soon.
informative
fast-paced
emotional
inspiring
reflective
medium-paced
There were about 5 chapters in this book that I thought were terrific. The prologue being one. The "We're Better Than Galileo Because He's Dead" one. And a couple right at the beginning. The rest of it I hated and resented for its repetition of the same "Jenny-isms" that we're supposed to find quirky but are trying way too hard. It's essentially Allie Brosh meets Lindy West but not nearly as effortless or quite as funny. I really wanted to like it, too.