I received an advance copy of this book courtesy of the publisher。This has to be one of the most delightful books I've had the pleasure of working on in my career as an editor。 In I'll Be There （But I'll Be Wearing Sweatpants） Amy Weatherly and Jess Johnston， friends and founders of the site Sister I Am with You， tackle the topic of adult female friendship in a raw， unfiltered， and blissfully encouraging way。 Throughout the book， you'll have the pleasure of reading chapters that alternate betwe I received an advance copy of this book courtesy of the publisher。This has to be one of the most delightful books I've had the pleasure of working on in my career as an editor。 In I'll Be There （But I'll Be Wearing Sweatpants） Amy Weatherly and Jess Johnston， friends and founders of the site Sister I Am with You， tackle the topic of adult female friendship in a raw， unfiltered， and blissfully encouraging way。 Throughout the book， you'll have the pleasure of reading chapters that alternate between each author's voice and perspective as they share their different—yet painfully relatable—experiences with striving to forge authentic bonds with other women。 Unafraid to tackle the hard stuff， they discuss moments of being excluded， friend breakups， trying to find friends in a new city， and realizing that you have been the bad friend—and how to recover from all of these mishaps， get back out there， and keep seeking the genuine connection we all crave。Perhaps this book resonated so strongly with me because I moved across the country during the COVID-19 pandemic and am still struggling to meet "my people，" but I truly believe that the wisdom in these pages would benefit any woman in any season of her life。 You'll come for the tips and stay for the affirming feeling of being seen， known， and acknowledged in your friendship struggles。 And maybe， like me， you'll feel brave enough by the end to get out and try， try again！ 。。。more