Part memoir, part ode to anyone who didn’t and doesn’t feel quite “normal” (whatever that even means anymore), these essays are wholly hilarious and relatable and wonderful. There is a chapter from Mia’s dog’s perspective narrating a day, there’s a Choose Your Own Adventure type quiz to help you figure out if you should reeeeally be asking where that person is “really from”, an embarrassing poop story, and so much more. I got to the end of this audiobook feeling like I just met Mia through a mutual friend and Mia proceeded to dish her life story over brunch and we all got more crass as the anecdotes rolled on and we imbibed more bottomless mimosas and we inevitably parted ways with a wobbly, tight hug and “I love you”s even though we’d just met. It is all sort of TMI in a heartfelt way. Highly recommend.