I really enjoyed the last chapter of this book!

Unfortunately I didn’t find what I was looking for with this one. I was searching for confidence and how to harness it but Fenet gave life stories on her confidence. These were engaging and interesting but I felt they lacked the “claiming” guide the book claimed it would give. I did enjoy the last chapter where she discusses trauma and being okay, but this doesn’t exactly connect to confidence, or does it? I’m still searching for that I guess. I’d say this was more a memoir or a collection of life stories then a self help book.

Thank you to the publisher for this ARC!

I don’t always give star reviews to nonfiction, but I seriously believe that everyone can learn from this book. I requested this book on @netgalley expecting it to be another typical self-help book, but the formatting and content was better than most.

I actually felt on multiple occasions that she was calling me out specifically in this book. I’ve already recommended it to some of my irl friends, and once it comes out on paperback I will be buying a copy for myself. It’s too good not to share.

I couldn’t get into this book. I wanted to find out more about gaining confidence and less about the author’s personal experiences. I’m sure some people who are new to the self-help genre will find this book useful, but it was a DNF for me