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I took realizations about myself and my family from this and some good laughs. All in all, a good therapy session
A lot more serious than I expected but none the less an enjoyable read. A lot of ideas to think about to help improve your life.
3.5 stars. From the synopsis and the first chapter of this book I was expecting this to be more about Chelsea's activism and involvement in the political world post-Trump but it didn't really talk about that too much.
This focuses more on the loss of her brother and mother, her realization that she wants to be a better person, and her work with a therapist to do so. Although this wasn't exactly what I expected or was hoping for, I still enjoyed listening to the audiobook. You can hear Chelsea's emotions and vulnerability so clearly, with of course her typical humor sprinkled throughout. I also immensely appreciated the multiple chapters that focused on her dogs.