Nowhere for Very Long: The Unexpected Road to an Unconventional Life

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She talks about her strengths, her will, and her determination to create the kind of life that honors what she loves. As a reader, I was left eagerly anticipating the next installment, and I can't wait for the release of the second book. I read in 2 days and it is the type of book that makes you ponder what more you can do with your life. I'm tired of book deals being given to people who don't have anything interesting or original to say. Whats weird is that basement gremlins spend all their time trying to tear down a person they have never personally known and rate a book they never read and somehow feel accomplished for doing it.

A human person with thoughts, feelings and emotions she just cut herself open to lay out on these pages for all of us. I’ve been following Brianna on Instagram for several years and when she mentioned years ago that she was working on a book, I KNEW I had to get my hands on it. You can change your choices at any time by visiting Cookie preferences, as described in the Cookie notice. I relate to her book a lot having grown up in CT and then going west in a van living out of my car for almost a year. Madia is completely detached in some of the sections, especially the section concerning Dagwood’s incident.I am willing to bet that there isn't a single person alive that hasn't made mistakes when trying to navigate traumatic experiences, and I love that Brianna is so honest about that aspect of it. She doesn't shy away from difficult topics, and her honesty about navigating traumatic experiences and the toll they can take on a person and their relationships is refreshing.

To be human is to err, and I feel as though Brianna has been incredibly vulnerable and honest about her mistakes, her struggles, and her journey. I never felt like I was given the story she claims she wanted to tell and instead just got snapshots. Listening to this trailblazing woman tell her story with all of the real and raw emotions is unlike anything you’ll experience. She talks of feeling like a failure in the wake of an accident with her dog, but there's untruths and discrepancies between the book and her posts on Instagram. This book made me ache for Utah, lost love, the parent who did their best and still wasn’t enough, and my own wounded inner child.

Only she is brave enough to face the world and plaster those mistakes in public spaces where people have been incredibly cruel to her for being honest in this way. A visual telling of all the things we’d long to see ourselves, and those we’d never wish anyone to see at all. Nowhere for Very Long is her deeply felt, immaculately told story of explorationof the world outside and the spirit within.