I just started this audiobook this morning and I can’t wait to finish this audiobook. The narrator is the author and nice to have the author narrator it also.

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"Enough is as good as a feast." What a marvelous, generous way of looking at life. This is such a positive little audiobook, full of real life lessons. How do I know the lessons are real? Ms Kaufman has been through many of the same things I've been through, but she has a more positive attitude. For instance, she knows what it's like to be excluded, which is something that's been incredibly hurtful in my life. She understands how people come to mistreat each other, and she offers grace instead of judgment. This is read by the author, and was a very positive experience. Thanks to NetGalley for letting me listen to this audiobook.