I'm not a huge fan of memoirs, but I somehow got my hands on this novel and I thought I should just give it a shot. I love cooking, and I love going out and discovering new restaurants, so this sounded like the non-fiction I would enjoy the most.
Surprisingly, I did really enjoy the book! The writing was my favorite part because it was super descriptive and I really felt like I was there at every scene she described. There were some parts where there was huge blocks of text that seemed super daunting to get past because of how descriptive she was, but once I started reading the page I no longer felt intimidated. Another amazing part was just how tenacious and string Erin herself was. I never knew a book about a chef would involve so many life lessons and tradeged. “Finding Freedom” is a marvelous read, an emotionally charged story that is equal parts heartbreaking and uplifting.
Surprisingly, I did really enjoy the book! The writing was my favorite part because it was super descriptive and I really felt like I was there at every scene she described. There were some parts where there was huge blocks of text that seemed super daunting to get past because of how descriptive she was, but once I started reading the page I no longer felt intimidated. Another amazing part was just how tenacious and string Erin herself was. I never knew a book about a chef would involve so many life lessons and tradeged. “Finding Freedom” is a marvelous read, an emotionally charged story that is equal parts heartbreaking and uplifting.