Chris A L

TERRIBLE- This book falls far short of expectations, leaving a lot to be desired. The content appears disjointed and lacking any real substance, making one question its validity as a literary work. Lydia Millen, the author, seems to struggle with her role as a writer, leaving readers uncertain about her credentials. It's perplexing to witness the publishing world embrace such a chaotic collection of thoughts as a legitimate book, a move that could potentially undermine the credibility of genuine female authors and deter avid readers from ever reading again.