I Don't Need Therapy: and other lies I've told myself

I have to preface my review with a disclaimer that I had no idea who Toni Lodge was, I've never listened to her podcast, I'm just a sucker for memoirs and I thought she was cute with her plant and tea pot so that was enough for me to pick the book up, that's how I roll.

I finished the book with the impression that Lodge is a charming and funny but generally uncontroversial person with whom you probably wouldn't have any kind of deep conversations. She's pretty relatable in some regards so it was a generally pleasant read.

Just a heads up that there's a fair bit about grief in there, it's not treated in a way that's devastating but if you're fragile about that stuff it's good to be aware.

No rating because I don't rate memoirs.

funny, heartfelt, easy to read