This is a book that's been sitting around my apartment for months. From what I understand, author Lori Gottlieb shares her story as a longtime therapist who finds herself in need of therapy. When it came out, it seemed like everybody was reading it and talking about it, which is usually good enough reason for me to buy a book (though not necessarily read it). And while I'm not going to promise that I finish this, I am definitely going to give it the old college try (which for me as a former English major means I will do nothing, wait until this pandemic is almost over, feel guilty right at the end, and then read like 300 pages in one sitting).
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