Memoirs have apparently been a thing for me this year. Who knew?

This one felt different from the others that I've read in a few ways. Jessica Simpson is very much her own person and she is unique among celebrities in a few ways. She is very open about her faith and definitely comes clean in a way that feels very candid and overtly honest. She is clear to take responsibility for her life choices and is blunt about her financial privilege. This felt particularly interesting as the usual experience I've had is for celebrities to try and make themselves feel more relatable by branding themselves as just like you and me...which clearly their circumstances do not lend them to be. It was a refreshing change and I appreciated her candor about her struggles with anxiety and her journey to find happiness and sobriety.