Tiny beautiful things Advice on love and life from Dear Sugar by Cheryl Strayed is a unique book in a sense that most writer writes one long story instead of a plethora of letters sent by anonymous writers to the wonderful Sugar. Sugar is not a psychologist, but many still write to her seeking advice about their life. The letters varied, so sugar hand picked the one she liked and published them on her book. I think her criteria was if she could somehow present an event that happened in her life and tie it with the story, and of course, if her audience can relate to either the anonymous letter or her response to catch their attentions. Personally, I love the beginning of the book. It was all wild stories from working with children having personal
