RaveLibrary Journal... a friendly, personable voice that makes the complexities of the brain accessible ... includes ground-breaking research that may change some of what you thought you knew about yourself and your mind. Most psychology textbooks and research focus on what our brains have in common, but Prat is also very interested in how they vary. Although some of the footnotes can detract from the flow of the narrative, they are easily skipped or returned to. Prat includes simple tests and puzzles to illustrate her points and provides numerous footnotes that sometimes add substance and other times whimsy to her narrative ... A highly readable, entertaining, and authoritative book. Recommended for all non-specialists interested in how the brain works.
Anna Dorn
PositiveLibrary JournalA fresh and empathetic view of how an outwardly privileged life can spiral out of control. Prue’s internal demons struggle with her artistic urges and collide with the fast and furious world of contemporary music, where going viral and staying there are the measures of success. Recommended for readers of contemporary fiction.
Andrea Bartz
PositiveLibrary JournalBartz packs in plenty of twists, with a deliberate pace that picks up speed at the end ... Surprises and suspense married with themes on the nature of womanhood and sisterhood make this ideal for fans of Paula Hawkins’s The Girl on the Train or Gillian Flynn’s Sharp Objects.
