Good, But...
3.0 stars
A very moving book that does a great job at breaking open the way that people operate. Good, heartfelt reasoning and an overall good message of compassion and understanding. But her point really strays away from digging into the broader socioeconomics of our struggles. I understand that would have been a bit out of scope, but none of her other books do either. At the end of the day, I am a little biased against this book and her other works because of the way her stuff has been weaponized against me. I would still recommend it, but maybe don't let your emotionally abusive husband too close to this one.