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She wrote my thought on it perfectly, which goes like this: I too have an older sister who's smart, she also graduated abroad but I didn't, I'm also an ex-Communications students myself and I related so much on her experience studying Communications, especially on how subjective assignments are graded in this major since it isn't an exact discipline. For an example, I related to certain things Marcella experienced. Second, this book is relatable but it will relate to people in different ways. Close friends like them are hard to find. But I consider myself lucky to have people who would hold my back no matter what. I don't put the effort in going out in groups or socializing every weekend. In addition to that, I also like how the 'message' in each chapter of her book is not explicitly stated, it's up to the readers to make their own interpretation. I know that in non-fiction books one of the things that can bore a reader is a 'preachy' writing style (well, to me at least) because you don't want to feel like you're reading a textbook. I liked how her writing was casual but she's able to get her point across without being preachy.

There are a lot of great aspects about this book that I want to discuss. Having been an international school student and earning a degree studying abroad. The book is written in English, and of course her English is superb. You just have to respect them, and getting their respect in return. One of the first lessons I learned in working life was that you don't need to like every one of your colleagues, and they don't need to like you either. Besides those things she also wrote about life lessons from her parents and all the things she experienced in her early 20s. Then the book moved on to when she had earned her degree and is entering the workforce as a 'fresh graduate.' These parts range from her work life, dealing with different kinds of bosses, how her expectations of a job is not always the same as the reality. The first parts of the book revolved around choosing where to study and what to study, her life living and studying in another country. In Marcella Purnama's debut book, What I Wish I Had Known (And Other Lessons You Learned in Your 20s), she talked about her experiences studying abroad, finding herself and breaking free out of people's expectations.

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