Enjoyable but I didn’t find it stirring. A quick read, based on her speech, given to a leaving senior class. ( )

The pictures, stock art really, were distracting. ( )

This was a short audio, an extension of the author's commencement speech at her alma mater, Sara Lawrence College. She revisits her arrival on campus, her struggle to figure out "What now?" after graduation, and reiterates that the finding is part of the journey, whether that be right away or several years down the road. It's a quick but satisfying read. ( )

A nice, thoughtful, relatable, and interesting (and inspiring) commencement speech by Ann Patchett to the class of Sarah Lawrence. Its a super quick read (basically because all it is, is a 15-20 minute speech plus a little post-script). Worth the quick read, many will find it enlightening, or at least interesting. Good for college age people as their entering the "real world". ( )

rabck from Rhonder; a beautiful, though-provoking book. I loved the liberal use of pictures throughout the book, illustrating the "what now?" point ( )