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I always love when a book ends up being a book about linguistics. This was no exception. I was glad to get to know Rowan better, and continue to flesh out the world she inhabits
A beautiful story of people doing their best to love another. Just clever enough and just heart-wrenching enough
I listened as an audiobook. Overall, I’m a big fan. It gave new words to a lot of the thoughts I’ve had for a while now, and got me thinking about a few things in a less partisan way. I’m dubious of the possibility of implementing the change this book demonstrates as necessary, but it doesn’t skirt the issue of that difficulty, either.
From a New York Times best-selling author, psychotherapist, and national advice columnist, a hilarious, thought-provoking, …
I cried more times than I could count listening to this as an audiobook. Little details throughout resonsted and made my journey through life and through therapy make that much more sense.
I’d recommend this book to anyone who’s in therapy, considering therapy, or just wants to learn how to be a better version of themselves.
