Furiously Happy

I loved Jenny's first book and wanted to pick this one up because I was getting tired of the news and the books I have been reading that were quite serious with heavy themes (Kindred was amazing but also very depressing as well as Between the World and Me). This one was written differently than the first book as Jenny is very genuine, honest, and vulnerable with all her experiences and with the conditions she has to manage. However, she was right. Its sad that she's so depressed, anxious, etc but it makes her who she is and what she brings to others. "Depression lies" and she's spot on about how its wild that people are inflicted with this condition that makes their brain want to murder themselves. As always her logic, and perspective (not necessarily just on mental disorders) is entertaining. Its her being her. Very different and I view very silly. Like everyone else, her life is full of highs and lows and it sounds like more lows than highs.

I hope she has more highs than lows. I am inspired to be "furiously happy" now and I love that approach. I'm a petty person myself!

some things i didn't relate to, but some things i related to a little TOO much

i 100% literally both laughed out loud and cried at different parts of this book

Gah! I love this woman. So many good parts to this book, though I must admit I was expecting less funny, for some reason. Her descriptions of her struggles with traveling were so similar to the experiences I've had...really just a good book.