I loved the idea of Owens' book, about a woman who has just quit her office job to seek out her real passion, told through a series of 'vignettes'; a different format for sure, so I was intrigued to give this a go. 
 I was informed from the book description that the main character would be wholly relatable. Now, as a hard-working, career-driven individual, I did not find the main character at all relatable. I found her lazy and irritating, sailing through life with minimal effort to change. 
 I didn't think the vignette format would be a problem, but I actually really disliked it. Some of the vignettes were three or four lines, others longer at a page or two. However they all had dull headings such as 'at the bank' or 'dinner'. It read to me as though a story had been written, but the writer had skimped on putting the effort into joining the paragraphs together through writing, and instead inserted sub-headings. I hate to say, but this just came across as a lazy attempt at writing, and didn't flow. It was so disjointed that it wasn't enjoyable for me. You could put the book down and come back to it, and because of how much the vignettes jumped all over the place, you'd forget what was going on. 
 As for the plot, this was such a loose plot without much going on. There were lots of observations about the mundane bits of daily life, but nothing exciting. The momentum was slow and this was hard-going to finish. I'm sorry to say this this isn't a book I would recommend.