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A review by gracieoneill
Say More: Lessons from Work, the White House, and the World by Jen Psaki
informative
medium-paced
3.75
Thank you to netgalley and Scribner for a digital arc in exchange for an honest review.
I really enjoyed Say More! As someone who exists and works in the political communication world, it was interesting to see behind the curtain and read about Jen Psaki's experience, advice, and how she came to be.
Like several other policomms memoirs that I've read, it leans more self-helpy than memoir, giving good (but sometimes more basic/entry-level) advice to folks interested. I do think the advice was well connected through the stories she told, but I did want her to dig a little deeper. It was a quick, easy, read and I do feel like it could have used even just 25-50 more pages of her stories and life.
But, it's well-written, good advice, and I finished it quickly! I would recommend to anyone interested in learning more about the White House, communications, or who is curious about Psaki's life.
I really enjoyed Say More! As someone who exists and works in the political communication world, it was interesting to see behind the curtain and read about Jen Psaki's experience, advice, and how she came to be.
Like several other policomms memoirs that I've read, it leans more self-helpy than memoir, giving good (but sometimes more basic/entry-level) advice to folks interested. I do think the advice was well connected through the stories she told, but I did want her to dig a little deeper. It was a quick, easy, read and I do feel like it could have used even just 25-50 more pages of her stories and life.
But, it's well-written, good advice, and I finished it quickly! I would recommend to anyone interested in learning more about the White House, communications, or who is curious about Psaki's life.