Thank you to Zibby books for the review copy
Overall, a strong like, not love, but I connected deeply with many themes and emotional nuances of the essays; wished some of the essays had changed up themes a bit or offered a little more structure/concluding insights.

Happy to Help is a relatable and humorous exploration of the ways women are conditioned to prioritize others, often at their own expense. The author's accessible and candid voice shines, making the essays engaging and nonjudgmental. While the collection resonates deeply with those grappling with people-pleasing tendencies, the structure felt uneven at times, with some essays lacking a strong conclusion or feeling repetitive. Still, the book provides valuable insights and relatable moments that many readers will appreciate. It’s a thoughtful read for anyone on a journey of self-discovery, and I look forward to seeing what the author creates next.