One Hundred Excuses

Her tendency to hide from her feelings with excuses made me wonder if we've all done that at some point. Did that connection make her more real for anyone else?

The narrative beautifully explores redemption and growth. I'm curious whether this theme came from personal experience or a desire to inspire hope.

The book had me laughing but also tearing up at times. Was this contrast a deliberate choice to mirror real life's ups and downs?