Wear Your Life Well -Marilu Henner- A Book Review

Wear Your Life Well written by Marilu Henner

When I first read the description for this book, I thought I'd best give it a shot. It sounded inspiring, fulfilling, and quite interesting at a time when I found little to interest me and I was well in need of inspiration and fulfillment.

Marilu Henner is of Taxi, Celebrity Apprentice and Broadway fame, but before this book, her name or appearance anywhere had never crossed my path. From reading this book, I take that views expressed on her website, Marilu.com, are what gave fruition to this book, as she mentions her website frequently.

Supposedly this book is supposed to help you discover the best in yourselves. This book is supposed to offer "smart, sensible, healthy alternatives" to the ways we are currently comprimising our lives.

I'm not sure what I expected to pull from this book, but I was rudely disappointed. I didn't find it motivating, inspiring, or feel the least bit fulfilled after reading this book. I think I could find more useful self-help information on the Internet.

Sure, I'm not that into self-help books, but since previously reviewing, Rules for Renegades by Christine Comaford Lynch, and The Ultimate Tea Diet by Mark Ukra, and falling in love with them, I was actually beginning to be interested in changing my life around, so I could wear it well. I thought this book would only add to the icing on the cake.

This book didn't have anything special to offer. It was just Plain Jane. Most information could be pulled from common sense, any another self-help book, the internet, or possibly even your next door neighbor! The best thing this book had going for it were recipes in the back, and even those I felt were lacking, but maybe because she advises not eating meat or dairy products, amongst other things.