From Hungary to Belgium, Sydney to New York City; Celestine Taylor's life has, so far, been one of change and upheaval.Spanning half the globe, her autobiography is ultimately about the universal quest for love, acceptance and a sense of belonging. As she admits herself, ".this is the hardest part, not being able to define yourself as belonging somewhere."Sometimes tragic, often humerous, Just Another Life charts her progress through young adulthood in a way which is both timeless and refreshingly honest. AS her relationships progress, and her experiences unfold, the reader becomes absorbed in Celestine's world; quickly realizing that hers is by no means "just another life."