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missjenthelibrarian 's review for:
Hold On, But Don't Hold Still: Hope and Humor from My Seriously Flawed Life
by Kristina Kuzmič
In this heartfelt memoir, Kristina Kuzmič shares how she endured some of the toughest points of her life and the lessons she learned from them. She illustrates how her persistence, creativity, and compassion helped her overcome her struggles. The many parenting stories included in this memoir might make some people misjudge this as a story that is just for parents. However, it is not only for anyone who wants to raise better humans but also, become one. Kuzmič teaches self-parenting skills in such a witty and honest way, that it feels like “a long coffee date with a best friend, or the eleventh-hour text message that gives you just the boost you need to get through the night.” (Synopsis)
Kristina, your story made me laugh, gave me chills, made me cry, and most importantly, gave me hope. Understatement. I found myself wishing I could just hug you to thank you for being so authentically you and for somehow connecting with the authentic me. This world is so much better with you and your story in it. Thank you for sharing, even the most vulnerable aspects. And thank you for the new mantra: Hold on, but don’t hold still.
Note: I listened to the audiobook, which was narrated by Kristina Kuzmič. It was so good, that I’m buying a physical copy!
Kristina, your story made me laugh, gave me chills, made me cry, and most importantly, gave me hope. Understatement. I found myself wishing I could just hug you to thank you for being so authentically you and for somehow connecting with the authentic me. This world is so much better with you and your story in it. Thank you for sharing, even the most vulnerable aspects. And thank you for the new mantra: Hold on, but don’t hold still.
Note: I listened to the audiobook, which was narrated by Kristina Kuzmič. It was so good, that I’m buying a physical copy!