I enjoyed this because she doesn't divulge everything. It was a "simple" memoir, and there weren't pages upon pages of deep thoughts. She wrote about her life and the ups and downs but didn't dwell. It sounds like she doesn't dwell on the past, so why should she in the book.

I didn't know anything about her than her brand. So I was coming to this memoir pretty blind about the person, and I didn't mind that lack of details, it was more than I had to begin. I enjoyed the photos of the book.

It was short, under 300 pages and I found it a fast read, I read it in a few hours total.

I received an arc from Edelweiss and Viking for an honest review.