Good Impression?

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Tan France covers a lot of ground in his memoir, sharing moments from his childhood in England to his present day life in Utah. He also offers many lifestyle tips and advice along the way. I found the passages about the discrimination he has experienced over his lifetime particularly impactful. In addition, I loved reading about his relationship with his husband Rob and learning about the casting process for Queer Eye. Was there a specific part or parts of the book that left an impression on you, good or bad? Please share any passages that you found particularly memorable.