3/5. Read this back in 2017 and did not review it back then. I don't remember enough about it to give it proper feedback.

Phyllis Ann dares to share many intricate moments in life and make sense of the nonsense. Her story is sure to encourage and empower others-particularly women.

This book reads more like a dissertation on life, rather than an autobiography, but nevertheless I did enjoy it.

It felt like a chore to read it in places, however, to give a true representation of your life then it has to include the highs, lows, laughter, tears and drudgery and so this book has it all.