If you can sidestep the "boomercore", this was an ok read. It was hard to get into her being miffed about her rent controlled, 8 room apartment asking her to pay more because either her rent was too low or she made more than $250,000/yr. She went on for awhile about things that were more relevant in Rosie O'Donnell's time, like 9/11 and Monica Lewinsky. But, as a light breeze on the topic of women aging, this was ok. I wouldn't recommend it but I'm okay with having read it. I don't think I'd read anymoee Nora Ephron.