
You Should Write A Book! True Tales of An Unstable Life
by Kristan Braziel
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"I hope you’re writing all this down. You should write a book about all this stuff,͟ Jen announced.
In this collection of true tales (at least 87% of which have been confirmed to be true), you’ll meet Kristan’s quirky parents, you’ll get a glimpse into the life of a person potentially suffering borderline personality disorder(s), and you’ll even get a peek right in the birthing room for the delivery of her first-born child.
In You Should Write A Book!, Kristan shares her missteps in life with the same honest and hilarious vulnerability she uses in her popular* blog, Bring Mommy A Martini.
*This is the only lie in the book**. Her blog is only marginally popular, being read regularly only by members of her neighborhood Facebook group, but even that is doubtful.
**This is a complete fabrication. This is only one in a whole handful of lies within the book. But aside from those four or five things, the rest is totally true.
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