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A review by abbyluvsfrogs444
I Feel Bad About My Neck: And Other Thoughts on Being a Woman by Nora Ephron
emotional
funny
inspiring
lighthearted
reflective
fast-paced
4.0
I'm conflicted with this book honestly. I liked a lot of it and some parts were... questionable. Nora Ephron is funny, witty, and talented, no doubt about it. But homegirl really needed help but refused to get it. But she constantly poked fun at therapy and any kind of mental health disorder, which rubbed me the wrong way. I get it though, it's the generation she grew up in, but it still is strange.
Other than that, I did like this essay collection quite a bit. I don't relate to a lot of it as I am literally 21 not 65, but I loved "On Rapture," "What I Wish I'd Known," and "Considering the Alternative." All were funny and heartfelt.
Overall, I liked it a lot and recommended to anyone feeling lost, adrift, or in need of a good laugh.
Other than that, I did like this essay collection quite a bit. I don't relate to a lot of it as I am literally 21 not 65, but I loved "On Rapture," "What I Wish I'd Known," and "Considering the Alternative." All were funny and heartfelt.
Overall, I liked it a lot and recommended to anyone feeling lost, adrift, or in need of a good laugh.