Funny and super relatable. This book will not disappoint. Don't miss this one.
Thanks to author, publisher and Netgalley for the chance to read this book. While I got the book for free it had no bearing on the rating I gave it.

How’d I Miss That was a great read! Cynthia Yanof did an amazing job putting out a well written book. Quite funny and definitely relatable.

Cynthia Yandof’s “How’d I Miss That?” Should really be called “What Really Matters (when it comes to life and faith), but there are probably already a million books by that name. It’s a book that is a reflection of what she has discovered to be valuable as a Christian in life. The stuff that makes your relationships richer, your faith deeper and helps you to get your true priorities in order. She cuts the fluff, calls a spade a spade and isn’t afraid to laugh at herself and not take herself too seriously. She treasures her walk with the Lord, isn’t about pretences and says what everybody is thinking but won’t. Cynthia has a popular podcast called “Messmerized” which she touts as a “Funny and Faith. Based encouragement in marriage, family, Christian Parenting. You know how they say the funniest people are usually the smartest? It must be true because Cynthia also has a background in law. All in all, her book is a lighthearted and fun reminder on what is truly important, what matters most and gives you permission to gracefully cut the rest and have a little giggle at yourself as you go through the process.

How'd I Miss That is the second book by Cynthia Yanof that I have read. It reads similar to her first one, Life I Messy, God is Good. She writes in memoir/essays with a sense of humor incorporated. In the stories of her and her family's lives she instills Biblical truths.
Yanof is a middle-aged Southern woman who has two biological children and now raising an elementary age adopted son. It's her transparency that I enjoy most-life isn't always easy, but it is good when you have God. She has the rare ability to show her family how her family is living for God but does it without boasting and instead how they learned many of the lessons the hard way.
I started this book through a kindle edition but ended up listening to most of it. Having the author reading it and adding tidbit extras made it even better.
I received a complimentary copy of this book thanks to NetGalley and David Cook, but all opinions are my own.