Hanna's writing style is casual and funny--like a zine, even when she's talking about intense experiences, including sexual assault, child abuse, and betrayal. It also has a ziney-confessional tone wherein people reflect on their past often problematic actions and try to explain or correct them. 

Despite the often harsh realities depicted, the book doesn't feel heavy. The chapters are short and compelling. I loved reading it. 

Thanks, Edelweiss for the digital ARC!