
Rachel Hollis takes on the lies women tell themselves, one chapter at a time
Rachel Hollis builds each chapter around a lie she once believed about herself, and tells the story of how she moved past it. The book mixes memoir with direct advice. Its subtitle promises to help readers stop believing the lies about who they are so they can become who they were meant to be.
Readers who enjoy practical, idea-driven nonfiction.
Rachel Hollis, who tells her own story.
Work, motherhood, marriage and personal goals.
Each chapter is named for one of the lies, so the book can be read in any order.
Upbeat and motivating.
Self-help · Motivation · Personal growth · Memoir
240 pages · ≈ 7 h
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