And although the book’s title and emphasis is on women, it is valuable reading for anyone (this reviewer identifies as male and really enjoyed reading the book).Īnd what about the controversy? Holly has strong views on Alcoholics Anonymous, which she’s also written about in newspaper columns. Although Holly talks a lot about her experiences, she’s very clear that in the end we all have to find our own path – other people can only help and support you on yours. There are good chapters on personal development (not just around alcohol), and many ideas on things to explore as part of your journey. Holly Whitaker weaves her own story into the book, sharing what worked, and what didn’t work for her when she decided to go alcohol-free. It is part personal story, part how to guide, and part polemic on different ways of quitting alcohol. This book has already caused a fair bit of controversy. Our top books for 2020 Holly Whitaker: Quit like a woman – The radical choice to not drink in a culture obsessed with alcohol This time we have reviews of four books, and of course we have to mention our own Club Soda Community book too! If you’re looking for even more reading inspiration, check out our earlier book review blogs too: read 2019 book reviews and 2018 book reviews. It’s again time to read some of the latest books for 2020 on mindful drinking and going alcohol free.
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