Broken

I liked it except for the open letter to the insurance company. They sound awful, but without naming them there is no shaming them. When you have a reasonably large audience like the author has, your voice has power. You can do something.

Much like Furiously Happy, this book is a captivating mix of depression honesty, stories about lawn gerbils, run-on sentences, and everything in between. Or something. A lovely reminder that there are other weirdos out there, and people struggling, and ... I totally had a third thing I wanted to add but now I don't know what. I'm sure it was something awesome though. Oh, and quite a few laughs. Laughs are good.

A loved this book. It has been a long time since I have laughed out loud as I did with this book. Excellent humour but also many thought-provoking points made. The author's story is quite something, with multiple autoimmune issues on top of mental health problems making day to day life challenging at the least.
Very eager to read her other books, if this is anything to go by.

Very funny--with more insight into her personal struggles and how mental illness shapes anyone's perception of the world.

A solid mix of funny (there's been more than a few out loud laughs), heartbreaking, moving, and serious WTF (the Shark Tank chapter, anyone? :D). Which, you know. Exactly what I'd expect - and there's a couple of chapters in there that I want to frame.