"Now That You Have Seen Me" is a gripping and unapologetically raw exploration of one woman's tumultuous journey through life, love, and mental health.
The protagonist, Farrah, comes to life with all her flaws and complexities, making her a relatable and authentic character.
The story doesn't shy away from tackling heavy themes, painting a vivid picture of how childhood trauma can shape adulthood and relationships.
The prose is sharp and unfiltered, mirroring Farrah's candid and sometimes profane inner monologue. As readers accompany Farrah on her year-and-a-half-long journey, the storytelling keeps them engaged, often eliciting both laughter and introspection.
Overall, "Now That You Have Seen Me" is an enthralling read that navigates the complexities of mental health, dysfunctional families, and personal growth with an unflinching gaze.
A must read and highly recommended.
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Epitome of dark humor
Farrah Glickman hasn't had an easy life. After being released from a mental health facility (guarded by toxic parents), she is appointed a therapist who instructs her to keep a diary. Going back through traumatic events in her life, she tells her story and finally begins to open up.Narrated by Farrah, the writing is raw and cuts no corners. It's a grisly look at what was a grim life to start. As well as being character-driven, there's also quite a bit of intrigue which I hadn't expected going in. Always a treat. There's a lot to unpack in under 250 pages.Farrah is an interesting character study, especially in interactions/relationships with other people. I liked the contrast between her overall narration and her journal entries. Her reaction to this exercise also packed a wallop.'Now That You Have Seen Me' is the epitome of dark humor. What a ride this was!A huge thanks to the author for reaching out to me and offering to send a free copy to read and review! The book can also be found on Kindle Unlimited which is where I opted to read it.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 30, 2021
Reviewed in the United States on February 13, 2021
Reviewed in the United States on January 30, 2023
Farrah Glickman hasn't had an easy life. After being released from a mental health facility (guarded by toxic parents), she is appointed a therapist who instructs her to keep a diary. Going back through traumatic events in her life, she tells her story and finally begins to open up.
Narrated by Farrah, the writing is raw and cuts no corners. It's a grisly look at what was a grim life to start. As well as being character-driven, there's also quite a bit of intrigue which I hadn't expected going in. Always a treat. There's a lot to unpack in under 250 pages.
Farrah is an interesting character study, especially in interactions/relationships with other people. I liked the contrast between her overall narration and her journal entries. Her reaction to this exercise also packed a wallop.
'Now That You Have Seen Me' is the epitome of dark humor. What a ride this was!
A huge thanks to the author for reaching out to me and offering to send a free copy to read and review! The book can also be found on Kindle Unlimited which is where I opted to read it.
Narrated by Farrah, the writing is raw and cuts no corners. It's a grisly look at what was a grim life to start. As well as being character-driven, there's also quite a bit of intrigue which I hadn't expected going in. Always a treat. There's a lot to unpack in under 250 pages.
Farrah is an interesting character study, especially in interactions/relationships with other people. I liked the contrast between her overall narration and her journal entries. Her reaction to this exercise also packed a wallop.
'Now That You Have Seen Me' is the epitome of dark humor. What a ride this was!
A huge thanks to the author for reaching out to me and offering to send a free copy to read and review! The book can also be found on Kindle Unlimited which is where I opted to read it.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 1, 2021
