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How to Stop Hating on Yourself, Others, and the Things That Make You Who You Are

Fundamentally good advice about accepting yourself and understanding your place on the planet (including in relation to others), but I got hung up on how the book keeps juxtaposing relativity and absolutism. Variations of "we can't ever know anything but face your truth" abound. "There are no rules,......more

I'd give it 3.5 stars and in full disclosure I listened to the audiobook version. I see this as a companion or teenager version to Brene Brown's Daring Greatly. It's a great little read, but I almost wished the author waited another ten years before writing it. The advice is solid and, like I said,......more

Great book for preteens. Emily-Anne Rigal offers helpful advice without sounding unconvincing to the reader. She is open about her experiences, including how she treated others at a younger age. I think it would be incredibly helpful to young girls who are going through a lot of changes, and often f......more

One of the best books I have ever read. A bit strange though, because when you start, the format and tone makes you think this book is for teenagers. Then I said, fine, I am a father, I have teenagers, so I could teach to them after. Then I could not even stop. From age 12 to whatever, this book is......more