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pau0704's review against another edition
4.25
I loved this book. I must say, at the beginning I felt weirded out by it, just a little, her infancy and teenage years were something. But as soon as we reached the 20's more specifically the 25's I started to adore this book (might have something to do with the fact that I was turning 25 when I reached the part when she's 25), I started to feel so related with this book at that part, so understood. Since reading it I have done nothing but recommend this book. Loved the memoir, I'll be reading more of those hoping to find something like this again. Some chapters are so funny, and some are so chaotic, and there's a couple that are so sad, I just enjoyed this book so much overall that I finished it in less than a week. Please read this book, you won't regret it (most likely)
Graphic: Sexual content, Alcoholism, Drug abuse, and Drug use
Moderate: Grief, Terminal illness, and Child death
michelleub's review against another edition
4.0
Graphic: Terminal illness, Alcohol, Death, Sexual content, Alcoholism, and Eating disorder
ginnybrooks's review against another edition
3.25
Moderate: Alcoholism, Alcohol, and Eating disorder
andrea96's review against another edition
4.25
Moderate: Alcoholism
Minor: Drug use
mangofraiche's review against another edition
5.0
Moderate: Death, Mental illness, Terminal illness, Toxic relationship, Panic attacks/disorders, Sexual content, Drug use, Grief, Alcoholism, and Cancer
katnavala's review against another edition
2.25
Graphic: Alcoholism and Alcohol
Moderate: Addiction, Eating disorder, and Drug use
Minor: Cancer
yunuepub's review against another edition
4.0
Even tho I'm in my 20's and I can't relate to most of this book (I'm from a third world country and way too scared of men) it was nice (and scary af) reading about Dolly's experiences with dealing with her ownself, men and friends and all these kinds of love and relationships.
Her little life lessons gave me a lot to reflect and to consider in these years of my life where we are like baby adults trying to find a place to fit.
My favorite parts were when she talks about her friendships with women (specially Fairly), I really loved that.
Graphic: Alcoholism, Dysphoria, Alcohol, Eating disorder, Grief, Mental illness, Cancer, and Death
Moderate: Sexual content, Drug abuse, and Drug use
lucyrudd's review against another edition
5.0
Moderate: Alcoholism, Cancer, Sexual content, Alcohol, Terminal illness, Addiction, Drug use, Death, Eating disorder, Grief, Child death, and Cursing
stephybooks_007's review against another edition
3.75
Graphic: Alcoholism and Drug use
Moderate: Death and Cancer
jaklyn_heath_reads's review against another edition
I thought it was brilliantly written with wit and charm galore. The stories Dolly Alderton reflects on are emotional, nostalgic, and relatable for most millennial women. I really enjoyed the audio which was narrated by the author.
Moderate: Alcoholism and Eating disorder