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While this book doesn’t really offer any information about sobriety that hasn’t been discussed in other titles on the subject, the relatable writing style and encouraging voice make it a good addition to self-help collections.
Fans of Shani Silver’s A Single Revolution and Kate Bolick’s Spinster will find comfort and community in this new addition to the growing body of work on what it means to be unpartnered within systems and structures designed for couples. It’s a beautiful resource for people navigating their own singleness and a call to action for all readers to uncouple their stereotyped preconceptions from the reality of what fulfilled lives can look like.
The amount of information makes this book better for readers who have already started their mindful journeys in vegan or zero-waste living. A useful shelf companion to vegan or plant-based cookbooks that will add to the conversation about making fewer animal protein choices.
Are these the great secrets that will make the transition to adulthood easier? Unlikely. But fans of Rubin (and maybe new grads) will enjoy this book and her whimsical writing and self-reflection.
This essential guide to every aspect of dying, from hospice care to spiritual and real-world needs, can also serve as an excellent manual for readers seeking support throughout this difficult process.