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A review by libary_of_mette
Everything I Know About Love: A Memoir by Dolly Alderton
emotional
funny
reflective
medium-paced
4.0
Everyone should read this book in their twenties. They might not relate to every single bit, but it makes one feel okay with being lost. With not having everything figured out. With making mistakes.
She contemplated on turning thirty and I remember how I almost six months prior turned twenty. Conversely to her twentieth birthday I dreaded it. I feared the responsibility it came with and the fact that I had to take action of my own life. I feared getting older despite being in my prime years.
This book was in many ways relatable, but also deals with some heavy topics. It is definitely one that sticks with you.
She contemplated on turning thirty and I remember how I almost six months prior turned twenty. Conversely to her twentieth birthday I dreaded it. I feared the responsibility it came with and the fact that I had to take action of my own life. I feared getting older despite being in my prime years.
This book was in many ways relatable, but also deals with some heavy topics. It is definitely one that sticks with you.
Content Warnings
Moderate: Cancer, Death, Eating disorder, Grief, and Alcohol