Is Everyone Happier Than Me? is a book I can point clients and friends to as they confront the questions of midlife. Sarah says the things out loud many of us are afraid to--things we need to talk about that keep us up in the middle of the night. In this refreshingly honest and sharply insightful book, Sarah refuses to leave us alone with our questions. She helps us not only admit our questions out loud but teaches us how to sort through and make sense of them.Monica DiCristina, MA, LPCAnother triumph by Sarah Bragg! Sarah helps us see the sanity, beauty, and authenticity in asking the questions we all have but are not always comfortable bringing to light. Brimming with practical advice, Sarah models for us an authentic life and mature faith. If you feel alone in your struggles, you will find here a trustworthy and wise companion.Peter Enns, author, CurveballI read this in one sitting like a drowning woman clutching a lifesaver. Not only does Sarah Bragg ask all the questions my middle-aged, Gen-X mind obsesses over, but she's also vulnerable about her own struggles and offers ideas for how to help get us off the hamster wheel. Is Everyone Happier Than Me? should be handed to every woman as she crosses the threshold of forty. 'Happy birthday! Here's your manual. It's gonna be okay.'Melanie Dale, author, Calm the H*ck Down, Infreakinfertility, It's Not Fair, and Women Are ScaryIn Is Everyone Happier Than Me?, Sarah Bragg threads the needle on the nuanced complexities of the modern pursuit of happiness, but what makes this reading experience different is the radical authenticity she does it with. Instead of using vapid cliches or vague generalities, Sarah honestly testifies to how both the depression and happiness sausages are made, and we're all the beneficiaries of this cross-examination of the self.Knox McCoy, author, All Things Reconsidered and The Wondering YearsSarah has taken questions we all ask and methodically unpacked them in her immensely relatable way. Gel£-