First of all, this is not an autobiography, but a motivational and instructive book containing several scattered stories from life. If you were expecting to read a full biography, this is about something else. The book consists of chapters, each devoted to its own topic and, as an example, contains a separate life story. Of course, you can find out something about the singer, but it will be nothing more than a few of the most vivid memories, mainly from her childhood. The foreword was written by the well-known Brian Welch. But “Reason” is not similar to his “Save me from myself”, but to “Wait for Me” by Rebekah St. James, “The Shack” by William Paul Young, and also to the books of Og Mandino. It is obviously aimed at teenagers, who make up the majority of Flyleaf's audience. More than once Lacey writes that this is just the beginning, and other details of her life will be described in future books. An amateur translation, not pursuing commercial goals, was made on the basis of the Lacey Sturm fan community on VKontakte.