This is a really interesting and informative book, while being written in a very digestible style. 
 
I could relate to so much of it, especially about not having a social life/close friends where I live, and it felt so personal to me at times. Maybe it will help me to get out of my current funk. 
 
There were also topics I wasn't that interested in - especially the improv/comedy stuff which took up a large part of the book. Maybe because I come from a performing background so didn't find any of it that groundbreaking.
 
I was also annoyed by a couple of things. Firstly, that Pan was constantly ringing celebrities to help her with research/ideas, but never acknowledged this privileged position, or gave guidance on how 'normal' people could seek this advice. Not very useful for a self-help styled book. She also never mentioned any monetary barriers to being more social, which I think was remiss of her.