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danileighta's review
Absolutely hysterical. Super gross and over the top, but I laughed out loud many times. She is just so goddamn honest about everything-- especially bodily functions. We read this with my book club and will discuss this week. I'm hoping everyone enjoyed it, but regardless, I'll be reading all her other work asap. I've been meaning to read Lindy West for awhile, too, so diving into her book and TV show now. (Irby and West are buddies and Irby wrote for Shrill.)
UPDATE: Those folks mid-50s and older in our book group hated this book! The number of f***s and other cuss words seemed to upset them the most, though they had a hard time relating to some of the subject matter (the mix tape essay, in particular). Regardless of age, though, everyone related to and loved the essay "Body Negativity"!
UPDATE: Those folks mid-50s and older in our book group hated this book! The number of f***s and other cuss words seemed to upset them the most, though they had a hard time relating to some of the subject matter (the mix tape essay, in particular). Regardless of age, though, everyone related to and loved the essay "Body Negativity"!
jessielavoieak's review
adventurous
emotional
funny
hopeful
informative
inspiring
lighthearted
reflective
fast-paced
5.0
bmusselman3's review
4.0
Once again, Samantha Irby has a lot of very important, very hilarious messages to share. Also, discovering that she wrote one of my favorite tv episodes in cinematic history was a great way to end my weekend.
cindypepper's review against another edition
4.0
Funny, real, raw. Feels like indulging in a conversation with a friend, especially when no topic is ever too sacred for Sam.
coleycole's review
4.0
FUNNY. Purchased after realizing how many hours I spent reading Judge Mathis recaps on Bitches Gotta Eat.
angrim712's review
It was too whiney for this season of my life. I wasn't into it.