There’s a lot of reassuring and pep talking and firsthand commiserating, all of which stuck with me as each month ticked by.

This has every question, every answer, every what-the-hell-is-happening that you may ever possibly need.

If you plan on doing any existing in the future, this story will be relevant. I promise.

No matter the page count, he’s a true master.

There isn’t one part of this book I didn’t like.

It’s deep and imaginative and scarily believable.

What a ride, what a series, what an epic story.

There’s hardly any use in putting the book down just to find yourself reaching for it again.

We’ve made it through the rough parts and emerged to a worthy reward.

It’s a bit of a rollercoaster to read, equal parts frustrating and sad and enlightening, and by the end surprisingly hopeful and helpful.

It’s The Firm meets 'The Wire' with a poetic prose, and it’s a recommended read for anyone into court room dramas and slow-burn thrillers.

Another poignant read uncovering the chaos of the past. And one I just couldn’t put down.

I wouldn’t have guessed a true story about mental illness, genetics, and science could hold my attention so effectively, but this did.

The idea is enchanting, to say the least.

Amongst the points and anecdotes and advice, it all boils down to one thing: just sit down and do the dang thing.

Stuck in one place for an unnatural, unending period of time — yep, this couldn’t have been a more appropriately timed book.

It’s dense, it’s thorough, and it’s drastically important.

Words that sound so powerful today, but sting knowing they were meant to resonate 50 years ago.

This book will enrage you. And it should.

A beautiful, heart-stopping and heart-aching course through the braids of time.