Summary: A great reminder of what is gained and lost by stability, and what happens when we are willing to find out.
There is a great quote by CS Lewis from God in the Dock about the importance of reading old books. He says that it is not because they are inherently better because they are old, but because they have different biases and blind spots and we get things out of them that we cannot out of modern books because those books can speak to us in ways that modern books cannot. This book reminds me that this is generationally true as well.
I have read a lot of 20 something memoirs. Donald Miller, Shauna Niequist, Anne Marie Miller and the many others. There is something particularly bold (and foolish) about writing a memoir when you are only about 20 or 30 percent through your life. There is so much more to learn and understand and experience that it is just not possible to have learned, understood or experienced when you are still in your 20s.