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braddy7's review
5.0
This book!!! I came away with more empathy for the people in my life, more resolved to love people harder, and more determined to be engaged in my community. I loved their suggestions for conversations.
ewangsmo's review
4.0
I am a long time listener of Pantsuit Politics and love Sarah & Beth's approach to discussing current events. This book moves through our various circles of influence and offers insights and ideas on how we can move forward through challenging times.
violettwilight's review against another edition
5.0
Once again Beth & Sarah have found a way to help us navigate the difficult coversations with our family, friends and other people we encounter along the way. I know I needed this guidance for discussions with my dad and other family members who seem to be on the other team. This book gives great ideas and actual scenarios on how to talk about these difficult topics.
asanden's review
5.0
Highly recommend! Everyone should read this book to better communicate with those we love!
emp0986's review
4.0
This book is a crucial resource to help navigate today's polarized world. Beth and Sarah, of the Pantsuit Politics podcast which started in 2015, thread together personal stories, concrete examples, and reflection questions into a helpful guide exploring relationships: how to keep them, how to mend them, and how to expand them. From partners and kids to your local community and the global human network, Beth and Sarah break down how to approach sensitive topics and keep an open mind. I cannot recommend this book (and their podcast!) highly enough!
emilyholladay's review
5.0
*I received an advanced copy of this book in exchange for an honest review.*
I love everything that Sarah and Beth do, so it’s no surprise that I loved “Now What?” I didn’t know what to expect with this book, but I love the way they have arranged the book from our closest relationships to the global community. I have begun looking at people and situations differently already, and am inspired to make connection my goal, rather than victory. Sarah and Beth are a gift. I hope this book gets into as many hands as possible.
My second read was a listen and it was just as good to listen to!
I love everything that Sarah and Beth do, so it’s no surprise that I loved “Now What?” I didn’t know what to expect with this book, but I love the way they have arranged the book from our closest relationships to the global community. I have begun looking at people and situations differently already, and am inspired to make connection my goal, rather than victory. Sarah and Beth are a gift. I hope this book gets into as many hands as possible.
My second read was a listen and it was just as good to listen to!
beths0103's review
4.0
As a longtime and loyal listener of Pantsuit Politics, I didn't find necessarily anything new in this book. After listening to Sarah and Beth multiple times per week for the past six years, this book was a way to reinforce their greatest hits in writing. I enjoyed reading it and spending more time with them, but I didn't necessarily feel like there were any new revelations. For those picking this book up without having that experience with them, this book will be revelatory. To me it was a nice visit with some ladies who have felt like friends for the past six years.
shandawarren's review
4.0
I enjoy listening to Sarah and Beth on Pantsuit Politics and this felt like a lovely longer version of their podcast. I love that their perspectives of nuanced and full of grace and love. Conflict is so hard but this makes it feel like I can approach with dignity and kindness.