Great read! I thoroughly enjoyed this book. I requested it because I have a teenage daughter, and she believes that she is the only one with “issues.” I have tried to explain that everyone has issues – maybe even her same issues. So, I thought this book might provide some insight that I could share with her. What I found was plenty of insight for myself!

Focusing on authenticity, encouragement, and accountability, Anderson provides a framework for ‘building remarkable relationships with imperfect people.” Anderson’s own authenticity rings true as she shares personal antidotes about her own friendships. She writes with the perfect balance of personal stories, good advice, and Biblical focus. Her approach to advice is very encouraging – as opposed to preachy or condensing. She seems to truly want everyone to enjoy the full capacity of friendships.

I marked a ton of highlights in my book. There are amazing thoughts on grace and what it truly means to be a friend. It will have an audience with adult women, but the majority of the book can apply to teenage girls as well. I will definitely be sharing it with mine.

Friendships are a key part of my life. I often blog about friendships I treasure – as well as a bunch of other things - at www.Patch405.com.

I received an advance digital copy of this book from NetGalley in exchange for an honest review. The thoughts and opinions expressed here are my own.

Honest and in-depth advice for reaching your full potential. This advice is presented in easy to follow language that can be broken up and applied in pieces at a time.