I finished @Sasha ' s book. I am the first one to read it :D . Except her ofc. Now what can I say...I do not want to give up much but it is an awesome read. She spent so much time crafting it and you can feel that through the book. The wording, the way she stories, the way she connects parts of her story with brutally honest looks at our society.

It is a brilliant and precious book. A combination of her life stories, that most of the time seem like they are not real because they are crazy nuts, and on top of this the way she criticizes society. It is a Fresco, Sagan vibe through the book too. Unique and wonderful stories, some are quite intense and scary, and you can see her growing into what she is today.

She talks about TVP and TROM, and related topics, and they are important points/aspects of her book.

I got trapped into the stories and I swear this girl lived 80 lives so far. It is hard to believe she did so much in just a decade or so. This book will either make you change your monotonous life, or be depressed at the thought that she did so much and you did not. That's how I felt a bit haha. Tho I am happy with my life and my experiences made me who I am today. And am partially joking since she gives you something more than how her lifestyle was, towards the end of the book. She inspires you to change and be a human in this world, but also shows you that it is important for us to do something about this fucked up society.

I will recommend this book to anyone who thinks that humans are naturally drawn towards consumerism (wanting stuff), and that jobs are necessary, and all of this behavior aspect. Sasha is a proof that you can live a wonderful life, do scuba-diving, surfing, climbing so many mountains, swimming in so many waters, sailing, snowboarding, swimming with manta rays, and so much more, without trading much, and without wanting bullshit stuff/objects. And she met some interesting people what had similar values.

Overall a wonderful book. Can't wait for her to release it! :D #tromlive