Going Gray: How to Embrace Your Authentic Self with Grace and Style, (Paperback)

from Helcura

This book was more candid and thoughtful than I expected it to be. While not a world-shattering work of genius, it is a worthwhile consideration of the importance of hair color to much of the United States. Being human includes the trivial as well as the serious, and often our sense of self is mo...

from harperhaven

It was ok. Amusing in a couple places. But a bit too upper class- name dropping for me. A quick read

from satyridae

Interesting enough, but a bit too long. Despite the title, there was little about motherhood or sex, and a lot about beauty and work. I was left with the feeling that this would have made a lovely couple of magazine articles, but as a book, it floundered a bit. Still, it reinforced my feelings th...

from IntrinsiclyMe

Some interesting bits while she goes through the transition and what she learns about herself

from ChristineEllei

Looking at herself in a picture, standing beside her teenage daughter Ms. Kreamer decided that she did not like the artificial look she had perpetuated for so many years and made the decision to stop coloring her hair. She was 49 years old. In this memoir about following through on that decision ...