I'll be honest, this book was much more profound than I was expecting. While I anticipated that Sutton would discuss her love of crafts and art, I didn't think she'd be so open and honest about her complicated upbringing and her life on stage. The details she shared about her parents, particularly her mom, were shocking and riveting. And I loved how the good and bad details of her life were threaded through the discussions of her various works of art and crochet. Her passion for art/knitting/theater shines through every page.

A mix of memoir, arts and crafts talk, and behind-the-scenes info about the theater/TV world make this book a great read/listen. I loved it. Highly recommend if you're looking for a surprising, intimate, and engrossing memoir by a great actress, who also seems like a genuinely nice and down-to-Earth person.