I Used to Have a Plan: But Life Had Other Ideas Hardcover – Illustrated, December 29, 2020

I happen to have bought this book to collage with as I loved the design, illustrations and poignant words. I did however gift it as well... Nice book.. great messages

Short but meaningful , i like it 😊 . Illustrations are very very good. Highly recommended to someone who just needs some reminder that life should not be perfect at all. It’s ok to make mistakes but make sure we learn and grow from it

My daughter wanted this book for Christmas so I ordered it. It was so adorable. I gave it to her after I read it. And I a terrible mom? I would recommend the book.

Great book for helping to get through the chaos of massive life changes (end of a relationship, job, etc.). Consists of little snippets that are great to read from cover to cover or randomly. The simple illustrations add depth. One will find truth on every page and it holds much hope inside.

Beautiful said and drawn :) i do wish it had more writing but I suppose it’s short and straight to the point. I suggest checking out the authors Instagram to get a preview of how the book is like. I’m happy to add it to my collection ❤️

I am in charge of the clinical programming on a 16-bed psychiatric unit. This book is perfect to have on the unit--I am obsessed with developing a bibliotherapy library for my patients, and often look for easy-to-read books because they are not in a head space to read great epics. I am so excited to have found this to add to the collection!! Often my patients are reeling from some unexpected major life change, and have turned to suicide as their only option. I love anything that helps to contextualize this terrible time in their lives. AND, I've been there too, on a different psych unit, and would have loved to have been given this simple, easily accessible book. Thank you!

Terrific book for gifting to someone who is experiencing an especially difficult time.

I pre-ordered this book based on it's cover alone, because it really spoke to me. I suffer from a chronic debilitating disease, and there are days where the struggle is very real. It is a simple and enjoyable read, and I've already recommended it to several friends who suffer similarly. I can already tell that I will be picking this up and referencing it often.