This memoir provided a thorough look at the Susannah's life when she was at her most vulnerable- when she was losing her mind. It took us through the beginning stages of her disease right through to the recovery. I've never before read such an insightful account of psychosis and the feelings it has left behind, the aftershock of it. It is definitely wrote in a journalistic style, so if you are expecting something that is like the Glass Castle, this isn't it. It is well written, you just won't find any humour here.