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ihateprozac's review against another edition
4.0
I’ve been meaning to read Open Book for months, so this was a good introduction to Jessica Simpson’s writing style for me!
This was a really lovely mellow essay that touched on her fears, the toxic people and things that happened in her career, and taking a leap of faith. I really loved the writing, and given how passionate she is about journaling for self reflection, this felt like Jessica setting her own journal prompts for the reader. It was inspiring in a really soft way and felt like a big hug.
This was a really lovely mellow essay that touched on her fears, the toxic people and things that happened in her career, and taking a leap of faith. I really loved the writing, and given how passionate she is about journaling for self reflection, this felt like Jessica setting her own journal prompts for the reader. It was inspiring in a really soft way and felt like a big hug.
dmoles845's review against another edition
5.0
Wish this was another novel, but I’ll take whatever I can get from Jessica at this point. Great, quick read.
dmoles845's review
5.0
Wish this was another novel, but I’ll take whatever I can get from Jessica at this point. Great, quick read.
alayna017's review against another edition
3.0
This was a touching essay giving me a glimpse into Jessica Simpson’s life. It makes me eager to read her memoir, which is on my TBR list this year.
existinbliss's review
4.0
What a quick but beautiful read! I think in my person opinion that Jessica Simpson is judged so easily for her past and her time on reality tv. Throughout this book, I found inspiration throughout every single page. Her advice to let go, take the lead is so inspiring.
4/5 Stars - I love Jessica, love the way this book is written and how inspiring it truly is. I have not yet read Jess's other book, "Open Book" but am very much looking forward to it.
4/5 Stars - I love Jessica, love the way this book is written and how inspiring it truly is. I have not yet read Jess's other book, "Open Book" but am very much looking forward to it.
grace1994's review against another edition
4.0
I absolutely loved Jessica's memoir, Open Book, so listening to this essay was a given for me. Although not as impactful as her full book (which is understandable since this is so short), this is a great 'refresher' to read when you need a bit of motivation/inspiration but don't want to reread her memoir. This is something I'll return to often I think, whether its to read the whole thing or just specific quotes/passages.
4/5
4/5
hjpixx's review against another edition
3.0
I listened to the free audio version. Simple little essay with some good basic advice.