I constantly deal with Hanger especially when swamped at work and either don't have time to go get a snack I packed or there are no snacks at my desk. You are instantly relating to the Hanger scenario even when the author does not mention a detailed event, because everyone has multiple Hanger memories. The way the author writes does not belittle or lecture the reader, but is more like a concerned friend giving the reader advice -- similar to Rachel Hollis or Mark Manson self help books. This author will make you self reflect and think about your actions.
The phrase "Help you beat the Hanger", made me realise this might be a book I never knew I needed in my life and therefore a book I will recommend over and over to those hangry monsters in my life.
The phrase "Help you beat the Hanger", made me realise this might be a book I never knew I needed in my life and therefore a book I will recommend over and over to those hangry monsters in my life.