I Don’t Know Who I Am Anymore is an ideal book for someone who feels confused and hurt after trauma. Here’s my book review.
Book Review: I Don’t Know Who I Am Anymore
I have had a Job-like nuclear reboot since 2022 like Carole Holiday recounts in her new book, I Don’t Know Who I Am Anymore.
She writes about her life meltdown with beautiful lyricism and picturesque metaphors.
The joy of food carried her through hard times, and she graciously shares recipes as well as trial-tested wisdom and affirmation like this one:
It’s a book about grieving what you lost, rediscovering your true identity in Christ, and recycling the pain to help others – that’s all exactly what I am trying to do now, and Carole is inspiring me.
I only wish this book had been available last year when things were so very hard for me. As I continue to process my trauma now, this book is a godsend at just the right time.
If you are looking for that kind of encouragement, don’t hesitate to get this lovely book HERE.
Also, here is my favorite quote from the book:
Book Review: I Don’t Know Who I Am Anymore
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