Beautifully written and really captures the feeling of living within a dysfunctional family - albeit in the author's case, an extreme example. The feeling of choosing between having a family and having sanity is illustrated well.

Really enjoyed this - so glad I went to the author's event at the Toronto Public Library. I only wish it had been longer. It's one of those books you enjoy so much but are sad to finish because it's over and there's no more to read.

Delightfully surreal.

I have loved everything this author has written - even a recent article on pain management. This is no exception. She has a unique perspective, having straddled two different cultures in the midst of changeful times on both sides...

A mixed bag of pieces but overall more good than bad and some truly inspiring ones that have me looking forward to spending more time at markets, cooking at home and eating locally.

Interesting book with a number of inspiring ideas. The only downside is I get inspired for a bit then forget to apply them. Going to try a few of them again...

An epic read. So inspiring. Beautifully written and exciting. I could barely put it down. Now I'm sad that it's over - it's going to be a tough one to follow for sure!

Good book - very inspiring. I like the practical, realistic approach.