A book that stealthily steals your respect. At first, it pricks you with doubt and hostility. You find yourself thinking what Ms. Ullmann herself must have thought: that if the author weren't a world-famous movie star, her book would never have found a publisher. But somewhere along the way, you begin to notice her extraordinary down-to-earth honesty. New York Times. “I Change” is a look deep into the heart of the Boston Globe. It is a tender, open, almost lyrical document of a woman's life. The sensitive, complex woman who emerges from these pages possesses an inner beauty that pervades and illuminates this wonderful, uplifting, and honest book. Bleacher Weekly. A delight. Skillful, perceptive, and witty, Liv Ullmann has always seemed smart, sympathetic, and very likable in the movies, and “I Change” confirms all of these qualities, along with being a damned good writer. Village Voice. This book is a genre in its own right. One of the extraordinary things about Liv Ullmann's autobiography is how little she relies on the author's celebrity as a source of strength. The Washington Post