Having been on a mental health, self-help kick in my reading preferences, I lean more towards the humorous books that also tell real life examples. Schuster really opens up about a childhood that many might not consider so bad unless they have lived it. She details her spiral and her wake=up moments. While at times it was hard to see the "hilarious" aspects of the book, it was a wonderful tale of how Schuster started on a path to better mental health. It gives a great step by step advice how what you can do to get yourself on the path to better mental health. These are relatively easy steps to take that is real self-care and real self-love. It isn't a sickenly sweet title guiding you to be in love with oneself but one that helps you get on the path to accepting who you are and who you want to be.

Loved it!! It’s an honest book on mental health told by a real person. She is so open and honest in her journey that you love to take it with her.

open honest Inspiring hilarious guide to life.Howtoo treat yourself well how to be strong confident.I will be gifting friends with this book.#netgalley#randomhouse
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I love this title. I cannot wait for it to be released to purchase it for friends. It was so validating to read a "self-help" book written by a real person with faults and flaws and vices. It was a wonderful wake-up call and left me encouraged to be better to myself.