And Then She Got Over It

Sometimes our mountains of shame are so big, we don't even realize we're hiding behind them. Pop culture and conventional wisdom would have us believe that achieving our dreams is about working hard and "putting yourself out there," but while 80% of success might be showing up, it only matters to the extent at which you allow yourself to be seen first. In her debut memoir, Emily Adams is a recent college grad during the height of the 2010 unemployment crisis. Facing painful challenges of inadequacy that put her self-worth to the test, Adams paints a refreshingly candid picture of the self dialogue needed to release toxic extremes of thinking, and feel fundamentally worthy and enough. Experienced like a conversation on a trip with your closest friends, this laugh-out-loud, adventure packed tale of self-love and acceptance is sure to captivate and inspire.