While very kind, gentle and helpful work, the book by Becky Kennedy is too repetitious, not well grammatically written. Other huge minus (in my view) is that her other publications: "My truck" and one other are total repeat of the "Good inside".
This novel is almost completely copy of the great Danielle Steel's novel "The House". Only rather very poorly written: grammatically and stylistically ! Which both makes it hard to read if you consider yourself an intellectual and avid reader growing up in Europe...,enjoying fine literature and the language. It just feels like a slap in the face. For me, the language in spoken and written texts is the essence of pleasure and enjoyment. That is why I do not suggest this particular volume of my favorite (otherwise) woman-author.
100 % outdated, and inappropriate for most adults with long-term chronic illnesses. both concerning "skipping" breakfasts and etc. I do not advice this material to anyone !
Raw, rather vulgar weird novel. And not your best literate writing. Didn't feel warm or loving to me. Sex, while too hot, is not sincere nor soothing.... either. Just wild. Other characters are half illiterate and snobby. I do not advice this "read" to young or any aged women.
A good and helpful work in situations with difficult health issues. Doable solutions and wise advice and understanding.
