Always Remember The Boy, the Mole, the Fox, the Horse and the Storm

Disclaimer: I've decided that I won't be rating poetry and memoirs/biographies anymore. I count books like "Always Remember ..." to poetry which is why I won't be rating it for myself. As I still want to post this review, and Orell Füssli doesn't allow that without a rating, I'll rate it as I'd have rated it throughout the last years. I liked the first book from Charlie Mackesy already and I liked this one too. Granted, many of the sayings or advices aren't new and mindblowing but it's always good to remember (see what I did there ;P) these snippets of wisdom. Some advice might come across a bit too simple - I get that - and those are probably easier digestable when you've gone through the storm already, or haven't been in one, rather than reading it while you're beeing tossed around. Still, I think that mostly everyone can get something from this book if they're open for some lighthearted yet still deep conversations. Ps: I relate to the mole quite a bit on some days #cakeisamazing ;)