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I’m impressed how much of this applies to me even as a single person with no children. As I started reading it to help my students parents who struggle to mislabel their children.

I'm struggling a bit with this one; I feel it is pretty painful to watch someone expose a parent with mental illness so openly for the sake of an audience. I understand the reasoning behind it, but I can't endorse it.

Also, I feel there is a lot more bragging language in this book than the first, but it gaslights you because she definitely mentions that she doesn't think she is great? Mixed feelings for sure