Official Review: Who Am I, Where Am I, Where Am I Going

[Ferdinand_Otieno]

This is an interesting and relatable non-fiction memoir highlighting alcoholism, domestic abuse, guilt, growth, faith, and lessons to guide the readers to better themselves. The book is free on Kindle Unlimited and has an amazing OnlineBookClub review. Congrats on the BOTD.

[ankushavhad]

Looks like a classic autobiography of a person, Dee J.C, inspiring readers about life lessons. Her childhood in alcoholism and domestic abuse, followed by her young age personal substance abuse, and lastly, in the older phase, she focuses on her faith in God. I liked the confession by the author, "Sometimes our greatest enemy is ourselves, our attitudes and our false beliefs." Yes, it proves true when we undergo self-realization and work on inner instinct.
Great review, Mounce574. Thanks.

[shaz1994]

I can't believe that I suffer from codependence due to my avoiding issues. I am quite educated and would definitely read this. Congrats to the book of the day.

[Melisa Jane]

Books that reflect directly on the life of its readers is one worth reading. It's amazing that the author's life is relatable and readers get a chance to improve their lives too. Congratulations on becoming today's BOTD.

[AntonelaMaria]

"Sometimes our greatest enemy is ourselves, our attitudes, and our false beliefs." This is relatable for sure. I can see how this book can be very easy to read and understand. Good job with the review.

[Holly Bernier]

This self-help book sounds like it is very educational. I could feel the happiness of the reviewer, and how it helped her see things she could use in her own life. Thank you for sharing your personal story and your great review!

[tarafarah7]

Such an awesome review! Great work!

In the format of an autobiography, today's self-help BOTD is filled with hope and inspiration, letting readers know they aren't alone. Complete with personal stories and a helpful system, you'll will walk away with a new friend, a plan, and tools to help guide you on your path to happiness. Thank you!

[Nwaogazie Goodness]

Even though I am not a fan of autobiographies, I must say that this is an interesting one. It includes stories to help one improve low self-esteem.

[slj3988]

It's a comfort to see others have faced relatable family drama and found a positive way to deal with it.

[Honest-reviewer]

This book seems touching! I’m sure this has great message. I would like to read this book someday. Thanks for your wonderful review!

[Leen282]

This is one of the most powerful reviews I have ever read. It shows the immediate impact a book like this can have, how readers get value out of it, how it makes readers think and act. I appreciate the author sharing her life story, and the reviewer sharing personal elements to demonstrate the support this book can give.

[CherylGweth]

This looks like a captivating read, delving into the many aspects of things that influence a person’s life. Great review.

[Elizabeth Pass]

This self-help book sounds like it can really resonate with a lot of people. It offers personal anecdotes alongside meaningful advice. I especially like the appendixes at the end.

[FalcTus]

I like the autobiography of a person who faced many problems and overcome them. From those books we can learn many things.
Thanks for reviewing this book as of you, I came across this book.

[Aan Granados]

I like self-help books, and I think the appendix part will be my favorite too. Thanks for your review.