Since the first time I saw her on a late night talk show roughly three years ago, I was taken with the autour of this book. She is, of course, the goddess-on-earth, and singer extrodinar, Jewel. Upon opening the book, I cried. something about one on the first few works in this book gave me such a picture as to weep. I'm not completely sure why. It wasn't sadness. It just had to be done. I continued on through the thing, a few every night. Jewel's thoughts on life have thus far had me laugh and cry. Some of her stuff is life lessons in poetic form. They are thought provoking, in the least, and glorious in the most. She had many analogies that would neveer even occure to me. Comparing love to speeding traffic, for instance. Or meeting Spivy Leaks: a drip of a man. If you are a thinker, an artist, a lover, or filled with passion and emotion, this book is good company.P.S. I Love You, Jewel