Drunk-ish: A Memoir of Loving and Leaving Alcohol
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- Author：Stefanie Wilder-Taylor
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Reviews
Anne
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Love Stefanie and thought this book was so great！
Reader
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I have been a fan of Stefanie for many years since listening to her podcast。 I was glad to see the same wit and humor in this book。 She takes a very serious subject and adds humor to it making it relatable and a fun read。 Even being a long time follower and thinking I’ve heard all her stories， I was surprised to hear so many new ones！ This is definitely a book I will be recommending to all of my friends。
Kip Gire
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A very eye-opening， yet funny account of the author's dealings with alcohol。 Going from a witty author who wrote books about moms who drink to cope with parenting， to suddenly realizing that she has a very out of control problem was handling deftly with laughter and love。 She doesn't mince words or pull punches discussing the help as well as the blowback。 A really funny book about a serious subject that is a quick read。 A very eye-opening， yet funny account of the author's dealings with alcohol。 Going from a witty author who wrote books about moms who drink to cope with parenting， to suddenly realizing that she has a very out of control problem was handling deftly with laughter and love。 She doesn't mince words or pull punches discussing the help as well as the blowback。 A really funny book about a serious subject that is a quick read。 。。。more
Shannon （The Book Club Mom）
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I was first introduced to Stefanie Wilder-Taylor many moons ago， when my kiddos were toddlers， and we watched a lot of tv shows on Nickelodeon。 During the day， my son and daughter would watch Dora the Explorer， Paw Patrol， and Blaze & the Monster Machines。 One night after the kids were in bed， yet Nickelodeon was still blaring， I discovered a funny and super relatable show called Parental Discretion with Stefanie Wilder-Taylor。 I appreciated the fact that it was geared towards moms， and funny as I was first introduced to Stefanie Wilder-Taylor many moons ago， when my kiddos were toddlers， and we watched a lot of tv shows on Nickelodeon。 During the day， my son and daughter would watch Dora the Explorer， Paw Patrol， and Blaze & the Monster Machines。 One night after the kids were in bed， yet Nickelodeon was still blaring， I discovered a funny and super relatable show called Parental Discretion with Stefanie Wilder-Taylor。 I appreciated the fact that it was geared towards moms， and funny as heck。 At that point in my life， I desperately needed some comedic relief， so I tried to catch Stefanie’s show every weeknight。 I loved her snarky sense of humor so much， I started following her on Facebook， and soon found out that she had written a hilarious parenting guide called， Sippy Cups Are Not for Chardonnay。 （So funny！ Adored it！） When I heard that she had a new memoir coming out， I requested it immediately。 In Drunk-ish， Wilder-Taylor talks both candidly and seriously about her relationship with alcohol。 In the throes of motherhood， she would day-drink with other moms during play dates， and sipped on wine to unwind after a long day。 She didn’t think she had a problem with alcohol， but some of her friends and family members were concerned。 At first， she was in denial and made excuses。 Her life was stressful！ Sure， maybe she was becoming dependent on alcohol to get through the day， but was it really that bad？ When do you label yourself an actual alcoholic？ How awful do things need to be？ She’d never received a DUI， and had never been to rehab， so how could she be an alcoholic？ After some reflection， her eyes were opened， and it became evident that she needed some help。 I found Wilder-Taylor’s bravery， openness， and honesty in discussing her road to sobriety extremely admirable。 I’m so glad she had the support， tools， and resources to get the help she needed。 I applaud her for sharing her story， as I think it could be helpful to others who find themselves toeing that same line when it comes to alcohol use。 。。。more
Bbecca_marie
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Drunk-ish is a refreshing and relatable story about Stefanie Wilder- Taylor’s relationship with alcohol。 It’s candid and raw in a way that rings true。 Even if you may not have relationship struggles or issues with alcohol， this book opens your eyes to people you maybe know that do。 Reading it， I look back and think of the times I was stressed out and immediately thought， wow！ I could really use a glass of wine。 Whether or not you’re trying to stray from alcohol， this is a memoir worth reading。 I Drunk-ish is a refreshing and relatable story about Stefanie Wilder- Taylor’s relationship with alcohol。 It’s candid and raw in a way that rings true。 Even if you may not have relationship struggles or issues with alcohol， this book opens your eyes to people you maybe know that do。 Reading it， I look back and think of the times I was stressed out and immediately thought， wow！ I could really use a glass of wine。 Whether or not you’re trying to stray from alcohol， this is a memoir worth reading。 It has its funny moment and it feels like you’re having a heart to heart with someone you know。 Kudos to the author for writing such an honest take on her relationship to with alcohol and giving me insight to what a healthy or unhealthy relationships can look like。 Drunk-ish is out today， 1/16/24。 Happy publication day！ Thank you so much Gallery Books for my gifted copy and the chance to review it honestly。 Happy reading！ 。。。more
Kerri Pierce
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I'm a sucker for a good memoir， and this one hit the spot。 As a child of two alcoholics， I've been thinking a lot about my relationship with alcohol and this one really makes the reader think and reflect。Her witty banter， her honesty， her gift to pull the reader in to her story is what made this an enjoyable and quick read。 I'm a sucker for a good memoir， and this one hit the spot。 As a child of two alcoholics， I've been thinking a lot about my relationship with alcohol and this one really makes the reader think and reflect。Her witty banter， her honesty， her gift to pull the reader in to her story is what made this an enjoyable and quick read。 。。。more
Kish。Pisani
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I’ve been a follower of Stefanie’s writing back to her early blog days。 This collection of stories is raw， engaging， relatable and yes， funny with sprinkles of humor and her trademark writing style。 Her sober moment wasn’t dramatic， per se， but could have been。 Took me back to my early mom days when it was “your house or mine， red or white？” I felt like I was right there with her in many of the stories。 Side note-I recently started writing classes with Stefanie and her style of writing validates I’ve been a follower of Stefanie’s writing back to her early blog days。 This collection of stories is raw， engaging， relatable and yes， funny with sprinkles of humor and her trademark writing style。 Her sober moment wasn’t dramatic， per se， but could have been。 Took me back to my early mom days when it was “your house or mine， red or white？” I felt like I was right there with her in many of the stories。 Side note-I recently started writing classes with Stefanie and her style of writing validates I’m with the right teacher！ 。。。more
Fay
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𝐓𝐢𝐭𝐥𝐞: 𝐃𝐫𝐮𝐧𝐤-𝐢𝐬𝐡: 𝐀 𝐌𝐞𝐦𝐨𝐢𝐫 𝐨𝐟 𝐋𝐨𝐯𝐢𝐧𝐠 𝐚𝐧𝐝 𝐋𝐞𝐚𝐯𝐢𝐧𝐠 𝐀𝐥𝐜𝐨𝐡𝐨𝐥𝐀𝐮𝐭𝐡𝐨𝐫 + 𝐍𝐚𝐫𝐫𝐚𝐭𝐨𝐫: 𝐒𝐭𝐞𝐟𝐚𝐧𝐢𝐞 𝐖𝐢𝐥𝐝𝐞𝐫-𝐓𝐚𝐲𝐥𝐨𝐫𝐏𝐮𝐛 𝐃𝐚𝐭𝐞: 𝐉𝐚𝐧𝐮𝐚𝐫𝐲 𝟏𝟔， 𝟐𝟎𝟐𝟒⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️Thank you #partners @GalleryBooks @swildertaylor @librofm for my #gifted copies of Drunk-ish！ Drunk-ish: Loving and leaving Alcohol is a memoir by Stefanie Wilder-Taylor， stand-up comedian， TV personality， and author of multiple books， including Sippy Cups are Not for Chardonnay。 This memoir is an honest and hilarious account of the authors journey to breaking up w 𝐓𝐢𝐭𝐥𝐞: 𝐃𝐫𝐮𝐧𝐤-𝐢𝐬𝐡: 𝐀 𝐌𝐞𝐦𝐨𝐢𝐫 𝐨𝐟 𝐋𝐨𝐯𝐢𝐧𝐠 𝐚𝐧𝐝 𝐋𝐞𝐚𝐯𝐢𝐧𝐠 𝐀𝐥𝐜𝐨𝐡𝐨𝐥𝐀𝐮𝐭𝐡𝐨𝐫 + 𝐍𝐚𝐫𝐫𝐚𝐭𝐨𝐫: 𝐒𝐭𝐞𝐟𝐚𝐧𝐢𝐞 𝐖𝐢𝐥𝐝𝐞𝐫-𝐓𝐚𝐲𝐥𝐨𝐫𝐏𝐮𝐛 𝐃𝐚𝐭𝐞: 𝐉𝐚𝐧𝐮𝐚𝐫𝐲 𝟏𝟔， 𝟐𝟎𝟐𝟒⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️Thank you #partners @GalleryBooks @swildertaylor @librofm for my #gifted copies of Drunk-ish！ Drunk-ish: Loving and leaving Alcohol is a memoir by Stefanie Wilder-Taylor， stand-up comedian， TV personality， and author of multiple books， including Sippy Cups are Not for Chardonnay。 This memoir is an honest and hilarious account of the authors journey to breaking up with alcohol。 I found this book to be so candid and I highly recommend it for anyone， especially if they are questioning their relationship with alcohol。Beginning in high school， alcohol became part of Wilder-Taylor’s everyday life。 When she became a mother， alcohol is what connected her to other moms。 When she was doing stand-up-comedy， alcohol is what she needed to calm her nerves before getting on stage。 Alcohol is what took the edge off and made her time in various situations more fun。 It wasn’t until her sister-in-law approached her about her drinking that she even thought there might be a problem。 After one evening driving her children while intoxicated， she knew she had to make changes。 Drunk-ish is a rollercoaster of self-discovery while the author wrestles with whether or not she is an alcoholic。 I applaud Wilder-Taylor for her decision to embrace sobriety and to share her story。 I found this memoir to be full of courage and very empowering。🎧I alternated between the physical book and the audiobook， narrated by the author。 I was literally laughing out loud while listening （and reading） because it honestly felt like I was in a conversation with a friend。 There’s something so special about having an author narrate a book， and I could not imagine listening to this one any other way！ I highly recommend this audiobook because it gives you the opportunity to hear the humor， but also the courage in Wilder-Taylor’s words。 。。。more
Brian Larson
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‼️ Myths: sobriety is boring， sobriety is for folks who down a fifth before 11 a。m。， & sobriety is a one-size fits all solution。 ‼️ These are all myths Big Alcohol and society at-large lead us to believe。 I’ve learned， in my nearly five years of sobriety， that each day is filled with its own unique obstacles that could， if you’re not cognizant， topple what you tried so hard to build。 BUT， the key is that each day builds on itself so that in a few months or many years you’re looking back at the w ‼️ Myths: sobriety is boring， sobriety is for folks who down a fifth before 11 a。m。， & sobriety is a one-size fits all solution。 ‼️ These are all myths Big Alcohol and society at-large lead us to believe。 I’ve learned， in my nearly five years of sobriety， that each day is filled with its own unique obstacles that could， if you’re not cognizant， topple what you tried so hard to build。 BUT， the key is that each day builds on itself so that in a few months or many years you’re looking back at the well-fortified castle of happiness YOU built yourself。 🏰 There’s SO many memoirs， self-help books， novels， and even podcasts that discuss sobriety。 I’m a fan of whatever medium it takes to get folks to reflect on their own substance use/abuse。 “Drunk-ish: A Memoir of Loving & Leaving Alcohol” is equal parts hilarious and informative。 I LOVED it。 Stefanie uses her comedic chops to hack away at sobriety myths （e。g。 “you won’t be any fun at this party if you don’t drink” or， my favorite， “just one… one can’t hurt！” & my second favorite “so you WON’T toast at your wedding？！”） with raw， gut-punching verve。 Join Stefanie as she works the Twelve Steps （and finds her own version of God）， battles addictive personality traits， and emerges a stronger， more connected wife， sister， and mother。 I really can’t recommend this book enough- even for those who are merely sober curious or looking to make changes in their daily routines。 “Rock Bottoms” are fictitious- only YOU can enact the change you want。 。。。more
Kristy Pinkley
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This is an honest look into Stefanie Wilder-Taylor's struggle with addiction。 She tells us truthfully how she didn't see that she had a problem and how she came to realize it was one。 Her writing is engaging and keeps you in the story。Thanks to the publisher and NetGalley for advanced copy， and I give my review freely This is an honest look into Stefanie Wilder-Taylor's struggle with addiction。 She tells us truthfully how she didn't see that she had a problem and how she came to realize it was one。 Her writing is engaging and keeps you in the story。Thanks to the publisher and NetGalley for advanced copy， and I give my review freely 。。。more
Morgan Herrera
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I loved the deep honest mixed with humor Stephanie showed in this memoir！ As someone with a family littered with addiction issues， it was interesting to hear from the side of someone trying to get and maintain sobriety。 I definitely recommend。
Emily | booksandbedtime
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This was my first audiobook of 2024， and a great choice for that and a perfect way to kick off Dry January。 Stefanie is a mom。 She likes a glass （or a bottle） of wine every night to take the edge off。 She doesn’t have a problem…。right？ This was such a hilarious and perspective look on how alcoholics don’t always hit rock bottom and don’t always appear how movies and film make them appear。 Stefanie narrates this one herself and does a fantastic job。 I’d recommend！
Sarah
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Stefanie Wilder Taylor was incredibly open and honest with her stories， experiences， and thoughts in this book。 Looking back on her relationship with alcohol and ultimately deciding to become sober was eye opening。 This book is a great mix of funny stories， family drama， and deciding to be honest with your self。 Her way of story telling makes her writing so relatable， even for those that aren’t sober or alcoholics。I read Stefanie’s past books， and always loved her way of story telling， it feels Stefanie Wilder Taylor was incredibly open and honest with her stories， experiences， and thoughts in this book。 Looking back on her relationship with alcohol and ultimately deciding to become sober was eye opening。 This book is a great mix of funny stories， family drama， and deciding to be honest with your self。 Her way of story telling makes her writing so relatable， even for those that aren’t sober or alcoholics。I read Stefanie’s past books， and always loved her way of story telling， it feels like catching up with a friend。 I read this book in a couple days， and can’t wait for more from this author in the future。 。。。more
Dannie Lynn Fountain
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Moving and thought provoking。 I received a complimentary audiobook from the publisher via libro。fm。
Laura
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I won an early copy of the book from Goodreads。 The author takes you through her internal conversations and conflicts along the way to getting sober。 Because she is so willing to share her stories and struggles， I think she will reach people just like she did when she blogged and went on TV years ago to talk about moms who drink too much。 The added bonus is her trademark humor that still honors what she went through but adds authenticity。
Deanna （she_reads_truth_365）
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From the author of Sippy Cups Are Not for Chardonnay， comes a true account of author Stefanie Wilder-Taylor’s journey to breaking up with alcohol for good。 Stefanie was a former stand up comedian who needed alcohol， lots of alcohol to battle stage fright。 After having twins， she consumed alcohol to help with anxiety。 As a mom， I could relate to her struggles with parenting and the need to drink alcohol to cope。 I admire her decision to completely give up drinking for her kids。 Also， appreciated From the author of Sippy Cups Are Not for Chardonnay， comes a true account of author Stefanie Wilder-Taylor’s journey to breaking up with alcohol for good。 Stefanie was a former stand up comedian who needed alcohol， lots of alcohol to battle stage fright。 After having twins， she consumed alcohol to help with anxiety。 As a mom， I could relate to her struggles with parenting and the need to drink alcohol to cope。 I admire her decision to completely give up drinking for her kids。 Also， appreciated the author’s courage to share her story with the world。 This story was so powerful， candid and laugh out loud hilarious。I received an advanced electronic copy from publisher Gallery Books and Netgalley。 Thank you for the opportunity to preview this book。 。。。more
Jenny Lawson
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I love Stefanie Wilder-Taylor irl and I was worried I wouldn't like her memoir because it's about sobriety and I love a good cocktail， but it was great。4。5 stars I love Stefanie Wilder-Taylor irl and I was worried I wouldn't like her memoir because it's about sobriety and I love a good cocktail， but it was great。4。5 stars 。。。more
Grace Silva
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Thank you to netgalley and Gallery Books for a digital arc in exchange for an honest review。 Drunk-ish is Stefanie Wilder-Taylor's examination of her relationship with alcohol， spanning the course of her life， while working through the process of realizing she needs to cut out alcohol and go sober。 This was my first time reading anything by Wilder-Taylor and I was immediately hooked。 Her writing， though deliberate and careful， feels casual — as if she's just explaining this to her girlfriends or Thank you to netgalley and Gallery Books for a digital arc in exchange for an honest review。 Drunk-ish is Stefanie Wilder-Taylor's examination of her relationship with alcohol， spanning the course of her life， while working through the process of realizing she needs to cut out alcohol and go sober。 This was my first time reading anything by Wilder-Taylor and I was immediately hooked。 Her writing， though deliberate and careful， feels casual — as if she's just explaining this to her girlfriends or a therapist。 It's accessible and it makes everything relatable。 There can sometimes be a fine line when discussing additions， where one might come off on a high-horse for being sober， but you never get this with Wilder-Taylor。 Instead， it feels stripped back—we see her at her worst and then we see her start to climb her way out of it。 As someone who has sat and questioned her own relationship with drinks in the past， a lot of this hit home。 There was humor in everything she said， but a fine layer of seriousness to balance it; you were appropriately taken along on her journey of dismissing how much she was drinking until the Moment she knew she had to quit。 Wilder-Taylor touches on it a bit， but since it's focused on her own story we don't get too into it， but Drunk-ish does bring up questions and points on how normalized drinking has become in 'mommy' culture。 Overall， I really enjoyed this memoir and would definitely recommend to anyone。 。。。more
Madison ✨ （mad。lyreading）
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I picked this book up because the author questions whether she constitutes as a "real" alcoholic when she decides to go sober。 As someone who has questioned their own relationship with alcohol， I was interested to hear a sober story from someone who didn't necessarily consider themselves an alcoholic。 That all being said - this woman had a very bad relationship with alcohol and she was lucky enough to recognize it before anything terrible happened。 Therefore， it wasn't the alcohol memoir I was p I picked this book up because the author questions whether she constitutes as a "real" alcoholic when she decides to go sober。 As someone who has questioned their own relationship with alcohol， I was interested to hear a sober story from someone who didn't necessarily consider themselves an alcoholic。 That all being said - this woman had a very bad relationship with alcohol and she was lucky enough to recognize it before anything terrible happened。 Therefore， it wasn't the alcohol memoir I was personally looking for， but with that out of the way， I still enjoyed it。Wilder-Taylor does a great job of writing as her past self despite being 14 years sober。 Her line of thinking is very easy to follow， and I really felt for her。 She writes of the complexities of our society's relationship with alcohol， and even acknowledges her own role in normalize Mommy drinking。 I really enjoyed this book， and I feel like I got a lot out of it as someone who has questioned her relationship with alcohol， even if I was not drinking as much or as frequently as the author was before she went sober。Thank you to Gallery Books and NetGalley for an ARC in exchange for an honest review！ 。。。more
Kirsten Love dipatri
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A delightfully funny memoir about the serious business of getting sober。 The author writes about a tough experience in surprising ways， injecting humor in heavy moments。 I laughed out loud （on a plane！） multiple times， and cried too。 The scope of this book is summed up in the title: DRUNKISH: A memoir of loving and leaving alcohol （a title that perfectly encapsulates the promise of the story）。 I received an ARC of this book with no obligation to review; My enjoyment of this book was organic。 My A delightfully funny memoir about the serious business of getting sober。 The author writes about a tough experience in surprising ways， injecting humor in heavy moments。 I laughed out loud （on a plane！） multiple times， and cried too。 The scope of this book is summed up in the title: DRUNKISH: A memoir of loving and leaving alcohol （a title that perfectly encapsulates the promise of the story）。 I received an ARC of this book with no obligation to review; My enjoyment of this book was organic。 My hours spent reading this memoir were well spent and I recommend it wholeheartedly。 。。。more
Bonnie Goldberg
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HAPPY PUB DAY - OUTSTANDING MEMOIR ALERT - While Stefanie Wilder-Taylor is telling the story of her path to sobriety， this book will resonate for anyone - it does not matter if you are sober， a casual drinker， a drinker who suspects they have a problem， or someone who just does not care for alcohol。 The story Wilder-Taylor shares is bigger。 Alcohol （and pills） are just the means by which Wilder-Taylor copes。 We all have our addictions - Wilder-Taylor holds up a mirror to herself and breaks down HAPPY PUB DAY - OUTSTANDING MEMOIR ALERT - While Stefanie Wilder-Taylor is telling the story of her path to sobriety， this book will resonate for anyone - it does not matter if you are sober， a casual drinker， a drinker who suspects they have a problem， or someone who just does not care for alcohol。 The story Wilder-Taylor shares is bigger。 Alcohol （and pills） are just the means by which Wilder-Taylor copes。 We all have our addictions - Wilder-Taylor holds up a mirror to herself and breaks down the lies we tell ourselves， the half-truths we tell our family and friends， and the reasons why we need to push to be honest about our weaknesses， anxieties and foibles with ourselves and those we love。 And all of it is told in her trademark very funny and witty voice。 Come for the story about how Wilder-Taylor got sober， and stay for the tales she tells about being a teen， raising her own kids， being in a long-term marriage， coping with family dysfunction， and overcoming/managing the hard parts of life。 Highly recommend。 Thanks to Gallery Books and NetGalley for the e-ARC。 。。。more
Rhonda Lomazow
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Stephanie Wilder Taylor has written an open intimate look at her breaking up with liquor。Her writing her sharing was at times hilarious always relatable really enjoyed。#netgalley #gallerybooks
A Smith
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"Drunk-ish" is a refreshingly candid and humorous memoir that delves into the complex relationship many of us have with alcohol。 Stefanie Wilder-Taylor's journey from using alcohol as a social lubricant to questioning its place in her life is both relatable and eye-opening。 Her witty anecdotes， from liquor cabinet concoctions to tequila shots in her comedy days， resonate with anyone who has sought solace or excitement in a drink。 The book takes you on a rollercoaster of self-discovery as Stefani "Drunk-ish" is a refreshingly candid and humorous memoir that delves into the complex relationship many of us have with alcohol。 Stefanie Wilder-Taylor's journey from using alcohol as a social lubricant to questioning its place in her life is both relatable and eye-opening。 Her witty anecdotes， from liquor cabinet concoctions to tequila shots in her comedy days， resonate with anyone who has sought solace or excitement in a drink。 The book takes you on a rollercoaster of self-discovery as Stefanie grapples with the question of whether she's a "real" alcoholic。 Her decision to embrace sobriety is both courageous and empowering， making this memoir a heartfelt and funny farewell letter to a toxic but familiar friend。 "Drunk-ish" is a must-read for anyone who has questioned their own relationship with alcohol and found strength in making a change for the better。 。。。more
Kelly Pramberger
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Really pleased with having had the chance to read this book。 I also gave up drinking so I enjoy reading similar stories about the topic。 I liked how open and honest Stefanie is with her book。 Thanks to NetGalley for the ARC。
Carly Ceccarelli
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An enjoyable read from a veteran author。 Her candor and insight （as well as her humor） adds to the story， which is already relatable。
Ruth
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Now 14 years sober， the author writes about realizing her "problem drinking" was alcoholism。 She details the final straw， driving drunk with her kids in the car， before she made a final decision to stop drinking。Most of the book involves her journey of sobriety。 Giving up pills， compulsive behaviour， and relying on 12-step meetings and other women in the meetings for help。Thanks to Edelweiss Plus and NetGalley for the eARC。 Now 14 years sober， the author writes about realizing her "problem drinking" was alcoholism。 She details the final straw， driving drunk with her kids in the car， before she made a final decision to stop drinking。Most of the book involves her journey of sobriety。 Giving up pills， compulsive behaviour， and relying on 12-step meetings and other women in the meetings for help。Thanks to Edelweiss Plus and NetGalley for the eARC。 。。。more
Kayo
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Funny？！！！ Loved it。 Read authors previous and this one did not disappoint。Thanks to author， publisher and Netgalley for the chance to read this book。 While I got the book for free it had no bearing on the rating I gave it。
Katie
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I love Stefanie’s voice so much。 Her reflections over time， through her own and other sober friends’ experiences gave me a lot of insight into the genetic， familial， and ego forces of addiction。
Marika
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Author Stefanie Wilder-Taylor recounts what happened to cause her to become a sober mom。 Readers who've struggled with addiction of any type will find themselves nodding in agreement with her irreverent take on a drop dead issue。*I read an advance copy and was not compensated Author Stefanie Wilder-Taylor recounts what happened to cause her to become a sober mom。 Readers who've struggled with addiction of any type will find themselves nodding in agreement with her irreverent take on a drop dead issue。*I read an advance copy and was not compensated 。。。more
Amanda
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