Throughout our lives, every decision and action leads us
down a certain path. Sometimes we’re on
that same path for a while and other times the path is constantly
changing. Either way, the impact is not
always clear until we’ve arrived at our next choice, which is sometimes too
late. In Jen Lancaster’s latest book HereI Go Again, the main character, Lissy Ryder, has the chance to undo some of her
wrongs in hopes that it might make everyone’s lives a little better.
In high school, Lissy was the “mean girl” that everyone
hated, but wanted to be. While she was
beautiful on the outside, inside she didn’t care about anyone but herself and therefore pointed out everyone else's flaws to make herself feel better. And
at her 20 year reunion, her actions finally caught up to her and her life was
not turning out how she expected it to.
Through the help of an unexpected ally (and a magic
concoction), Lissy is able to go back in time to make right all of her past
wrongs. It might take a few tries to
find out what’s most important, but in the end, Lissy finds that being happy
doesn’t have to come at everyone else’s expense.
As a previous fan of Jen Lancaster’s work, I would encourage
you to check out the BlogHer Book Club page for more reviews on Here I Go Again
and join in on some of discussions, because I’m sure most of us can relate to some
part of this book.
While I was compensated for this BlogHer Book Club review, all opinions
expressed above are my own.
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