My Inner Critic by Christine Bernard – Review by Jenni Bishop

My Inner Critic by Christine Bernard
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

My Inner Critic is the author’s own journey, told through a story. It is an interesting journey to the discovery of self-love.
Everyone has inner demons and are critical of themselves but Christine has put them on paper in a made-up world. It’s a very raw and anxiety ridden story that is relatable with many.
Emily’s struggles with anxiety and accepting herself was very confronting and honest. No one wants to bear their soul but that is what Christine has done in a clever way.
I’m and extrovert and have many of the same struggles with anxiety and depression that Emily goes through and it is scary to take a look at and expose yourself to yourself in the mirror. It’s hard to not know who you are and who you will become. But it is comforting to realise you are not alone.
I really liked the character of Blake his ability to see things in colour and not just black or white. He made no fuss and he liked Emily no matter what. I enjoyed their easy banter.
There is hope out there.

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