Just finished Jill Duggar's book, and wow—it's a rollercoaster of emotions. Her bravery in sharing her story is incredible.

What struck me most? The way she describes the suffocating control under the guise of 'faith.' The financial exploitation? Mind-blowing. Derick asking about her taxes was a turning point for me too.

Love how she doesn't just bash her family but shows the complexity—still loving them while breaking free. That tension? Relatable for anyone who's had to set boundaries.

Also, major props for the writing style. It's conversational yet packs a punch. Read it in two nights—couldn't put it down!

PS: The pants-wearing revelation chapter? Iconic. Five stars for courage alone.