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biggestlittlebooktalker 's review for:
The Gifts of Imperfection
by Brené Brown
Has far as self help books goes this is not my favorite.
She uses story telling as a way to help relate her points to the readers or audience, but it is a bit to much. Her thoughts get lost in the stories and it ends up being more biographical then informational.
She does make some good points throughout the book and seems knowledgeable on the topic of shame.
I wouldn’t be a hurry to recommend this book unless someone is struggling with shaming themselves and trying to get a starter pack as to why that might be.
She uses story telling as a way to help relate her points to the readers or audience, but it is a bit to much. Her thoughts get lost in the stories and it ends up being more biographical then informational.
She does make some good points throughout the book and seems knowledgeable on the topic of shame.
I wouldn’t be a hurry to recommend this book unless someone is struggling with shaming themselves and trying to get a starter pack as to why that might be.