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funny
lighthearted
reflective
medium-paced
5.0
Samantha Irby is my go-to comfort read/listen. She makes me laugh my ass off, which can be awkward especially because I typically listen to her audiobooks while I am on neighborhood walks. This was my second time reading this book. Irby’s books are a great way to start the gray slog of a new year.
chrismkayser's review
4.0
This was my first Samantha Irby book, but it won't be my last. This was laugh-out-loud funny, like snort uncontrollably funny. I loved her writing style, and her stories were so relatable. Would recommend.
maggiecreature's review
3.0
I enjoyed this book of essays (though I preferred Irby’s previous collection, “We Are Never Meeting in Real Life) - three stars because I think she might be a bit TOO self deprecating. She’s super funny and her career has taken off and I’d like to see her celebrate that a little more
lizfig's review
2.0
I hate to say it but I just didn’t love these essays - they struck me as basic and superficial and I wasn’t invested