Man Fast
A Memoir

I read this book rather quickly, partly because it's a breezy read and partly because I was so incredibly anxious to get it finished. I understand that from the author's experience this was a personally rewarding and likely very vulnerable exercise in self-revelation. I get that. I appreciate that.......more

Meh. Kind of sad and self-indulgent. I thought I could relate to it a lot as I'm single (and don't want to be) and work in the same field (but not in communications!! I did actual project work, but in war and disaster zones), but I couldn't connect to her character and did not find anything compelli......more

Spiritual Sabbatical I am fascinated by many of the same teachings, scriptures, and ideas that float to surface of the narrative of this spiritual memoir. It was a captivating journey, full of twists and turns. I long to go on safari like she did, before it is too late to experience that wildness. Th......more

An Inspiring Memoir I really enjoyed what Natasha had to share in this book. It shared a lot of practical advice and wisdom that can benefit anyone looking to improve themselves and find deeper meaning in their lives. This book was a bit like Eat, Pray, Love, and was a little disorganized at times. O......more

Living as a Baobab tree in life I liked the book. She writes quite well, and her quotes from various authors, writers, or people from the spiritual realm were very lovely and insightful. They added more depth to the book. With the death of her Father, she started to feel unmoored, and wanted to trave......more