Racist stereotyping, main characters family being plantation owners with a live-in PoC nanny and all that. 

I could not make sense of the book, I hoped that would get better, but it just kept getting more confusing and I decided not to waste my time on trying to finish it

The story bounced around so much that I really didn't get a good understanding on what was going on

She mentioned how you have to fix stuff like financial issues first, but was like "do it by yourself, or you can call a friend or have someone professional help you" without any more explenation, and without giving any ideas on how to do that while you're also struggling with rejection and shame (and finances are often a part people feel shame about). Not interested in listening further

It flipped between the present and the past in a very confusing way, I couldn't keep track of anything. And the parts that happened weren't particularly interesting

I could not follow the plot at all

I didn't vibe with the self-deprecating style of her talking about her experiences (I know that might be shallow of me, but it just made me uncomfortable)

Writer displayed a Jewish character in an antisemitic way (a Jewish jewlery expert/apraisser, with physical characteristics of being a short woman with a hooked nose).

I thought it would be focused more on sobriety as a whole journey, but the focus was too much on eating healthy and I realized that's not the kind of book I want to read when it comes to sobriety. It feels to preachy to me.