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Sarah Levy bares it all in this memoir, the good, the bad and the ugly. Sarah shares her experiences with drinking and her thought process around it. For instance, in college, she felt that blacking out was just a part of the experience, everyone was drinking but she later realized they were not drinking to the extent that she was. She watched her friends graduate and move into higher learning and amazing careers. We watch Sarah navigate the start up life, dating and eventually making the decision to cut out drinking. I liked reading about her sober journey and her honesty of being scared to date, be intimate, tell her family and friends etc. It shows that you don't know what others are going through or the extent of their struggles. I appreciate Sarah's honesty and writing style.