Are you looking for a book to give a mature twenty-something in your life full of stories on topics including (but not limited to): sex, work, love, family interactions, and awkwardly finding yourself. There's a lot of controversy surrounding this book (and I'm only realizing this after I've read the book and rated it), so it's obvious this book is not for everyone. However, all the drama aside, I did enjoy this book. I thought some of the essays were funny, and I thought it was honest in a way that is not always popular.

This book is for more mature audiences, definitely not for middle or high-school students. Either way, I would suggest this book if you enjoy memoirs and essays-- or if you enjoy any of Lena Denham's work.