Nonfiction Book Review for 'Face to Face: Discover How Mentoring can Change your Life' by Jayme Hull with Laura Captari

ABOUT THE BOOK:An indispensable resource on what everyone needs: a mentor
Whether you have a mentor, can’t seem to find one, or haven’t even thought to look, Jayme Hull walks you through every aspect of this critical relationship, including:

• Its purpose, value, and benefits
• Marks of a healthy mentoring relationship
• Initiating, navigating, and even ending a mentorship
• Becoming a mentor to others

Packed with stories and anecdotes from Jayme’s experience as both a mentor and mentee—plus sprinklings of wisdom on balance, purpose, and change--Face to Face speaks to the heart of young Christian women eager to grow. In her warm, personable style, Jayme offers expert advice on how to journey well with someone further along.

MY REVIEW:  The opening was attention-grabbing, and I really enjoyed the story of transitioning from home with parents to trying to make it on her own in NYC. Who hasn't gone through something similar when it comes to a transition period like this?

However, I will admit that the book lost me pretty early in when it went from making on her own in NYC to all of a sudden throwing bible quotes out there and talking about making it big in NYC with hardly any transition on how she got there. I found it hard to read at that point.  Too much of a content gap.

MY RATING: 3 stars for it starting off good but I couldn't finish it.