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I'm even reticent to use it on my Booktube channel because people are so touchy about cursing (you should see some of the comments I get to that effect). It’s authentic without being preachy, and while I listened to it, I’m also so glad to have a hard copy so I can underline. I love the idea of the book, and I love the general jist and points she make however the writing was a little too creative for me at times.

In that world, the “individual” seems required to “win” against any wider social and cultural imperative.

While acknowledging her privilege, she did not keep any of that in mind when offering the advice, just presuming her audience would have the same privilege as she.As previously noted, you can't trust someone who idolizes Coco Chanel, but the biggest problem here is that this is self-help from a person who 1. For example, Tara on one page says that the phrase Sunday funday is “excruciating” then refers to herself as “T-Money” more times than I could count. There are moments when the author realizes her privilege, but most of the time, I think the things she has to say come off as incredibly tone deaf. But here’s what endlessly distracted me from what good stuff is in here: Tara seems to think she’s writing in the language of Tweets or something.