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Girl Wash Your Face
Rachel Hollis
Contributed by Micheal Celestin
Content
Overview
Context
Reviews
Chapter Summaries
Chapter 1
Chapter 2
Chapter 3
Chapter 4
Chapter 5
Chapter 6
Chapter 7
Chapter 8
Chapter 9
Chapter 10
Chapter 11
Chapter 12
Chapter 13
Chapter 14
Chapter 15
Chapter 16
Chapter 17
Chapter 18
Chapter 19
Chapter 20
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Chapter Summaries
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Chapter Summary
Chapter 1
This chapter begins by stating the first lie that the author had to confront, that is, ‘something else will make me happy’ (Hollis, 2018). Hollis ...
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Chapter 2
Chapter two is about how one can honour promises he/she makes to himself/herself, thus being able to stop a habit, and start a new one. The chapter be...
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Chapter 3
The lie that Hollis had to confront in this chapter is the belief that she is not good enough. She states that she is a workaholic, a problem she deve...
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Chapter 4
This chapter concerns itself with confronting the misconception that one is always better than others. The author begins by narrating how she teased a...
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Chapter 5
The chapter opens up with a vivid description of how the narrator met the guy she loves. She softly speaks of how she met the guy, and how their relat...
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Chapter 6
The chapter adequately provides profound information on how to react once one faces an element of rejection. In her understanding, Hollis believes tha...
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Chapter 7
In this chapter, Hollis affirms that there are loud unrealistic talks about sex, especially among women. The author talks about how people are ashamed...
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Chapter 8
In this chapter, the author shared a lot pertaining to the difficulties which come along with pregnancy. She further shares some of the fears which sh...
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Chapter 9
The chapter shares a lot about the problems which come along while trying to be a good mother. Hollis notes that at first, she felt she was unable to ...
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Chapter 10
The chapter commences by highlighting that not all the aging people are happy about celebrating their birthdays, but the irony comes about when the au...
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Chapter 11
The section comprehensively shares a lot about the troubles associated with raising a pre-schooler. The author shares several insights on how everyone...
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Chapter 12
The section captures the importance of not requiring approval from other individuals about you. Hollis affirms that being a people-pleaser is not a po...
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Chapter 13
This chapter begins with Hollis expressing her obsession with Matt Damon, a celebrity whom she had never met. As a matter of fact, she notes that ther...
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Chapter 14
After publishing her first book, titled ‘Party Girl’, the author notes that she received her first bad review.  Consequently, this had adverse ef...
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Chapter 15
The chapter begins with the author narrating her experience with her big brother Ryan. Ryan was more than a brother to her, as he constantly played wi...
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Chapter 16
In this chapter, she begins with a question which a majority of people ask themselves, “Do I have the courage to tell you this whole story?” (Holl...
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Chapter 17
The chapter opens up with the author sharing a lot on how divorce works to disorient the status of a family. In her situation, the divorce of her pare...
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Chapter 18
The author shares about the first time she has alcohol at a scandalous age of fifteen. All these happened when she visited her sister Christina who ga...
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Chapter 19
The chapter provides a background assessment of Southern California where the author grew. The author goes ahead to affirm that her people are from Ok...
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Chapter 20
In the chapter, the author shares some of the things she was unable to do when she was a teen, and the things she has minute memories of such as the t...
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