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What I liked
Betsy has empathy for her family the entire journey. Even as she waits to talk to “The Universe” about mixing up her dreams with someone else’s. She is empathetic and you feel for her. Not everyone’s supposed to fit in – some people are meant to stand out. Betsy is a loving person who would stand out in any room. It’s an eye-opening journey into her past!
What I didn't like
I loved her box analogy and wanted even more of that.
My overall impression
Funny and entertaining, Betsy takes us down memory lane and highlights the various predicaments that ADHD, poverty and a fuck-boy dad had on her childhood.
