Up All Day

De: Rebecca Weller

Narrado por: Rebecca Weller

One woman's journey to finish what she started...

In her best-selling memoir, A Happier Hour, Rebecca Weller shared her story of embracing an alcohol-free life with a steely determination to reach her true potential. But as she celebrates her second year of sobriety, she's challenged to determine what that really means.

Deep down, in a part of her that she thought she'd grown out of, Rebecca had always dreamt of becoming an author someday. With hangovers no longer holding her back - with eyes wide open and nowhere to hide - can she find the courage to confront her secret lifelong dream?

She's about to discover that her hard-won sober status will only take her so far. What comes next is up to her.

Up All Day is an uplifting story for anyone who has ever had to conquer themselves in order to conquer their dreams. Because it turns out the biggest battle we'll ever face in reaching our creative potential, is the one that takes place inside of all of us.

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Inspiring and Uplifting!

This is an inspiring story about the author (and her boyfriend) and their goal of turning their passions into their careers. A must read for anyone that has read Bex's first book, A Happier Hour, and a must read for anyone who needs motivation and encouragement to follow their dreams. Absolutely loved listening to the author narrate the book.

Not recommended

Full of insignificant details. Only the last half hour is worth it. Waste of time and money.

almost painful

i liked Rebecca's first book but this was hours and hours of listening to every detail of her writing that book. It would be like me writing a book about me painting a house. Why would she think this is an interesting story? she included so much unnecessary detail. i guess it was the only way she could make this story into a book. This was one of those books you grit your teeth thru just trying to finish it. i don't often write reviews but I had to write this one to save some else from wasting their time. sorry Rebecca but but what you think is so cute and witty becomes very annoying quickly. Good job on being sober though. i myself am 2 years sober. and good job on your 1st book, just not so much this one.