As someone who watched Busy’s IG stories back when this book came out (2018) and knew some of her life stories, I was still pleasantly surprised by just how much she’s lived through. 

This book felt equal parts memoir and history commentary. I think Busy is inclusive and vulnerable with what she shares about her life on here. It’s relatable at times and just wild at others. 

It also still feels relevant today (specially post Roe v Wade decision).

I think this is a funny, deep and thought provoking book about a woman trying to find her way through an intensely patriarchal industry.

Pro tip: listen to the audiobook to hear Busy narrate it.