I found this collection of essays to be hilarious. The author offers a fresh, irreverant voice. Her style is enchanting and just a little bit naughty. Think of Mary Richards (the main character of the 70s sitcom played by Mary Tyler Moore) but with more spunk, punk and funk. Crosley's essays may seem frothy at first, but they actually say a fair amount about family relationships, falling in and out of love, and first jobs.
Besides, you have to like it when the author readily admits that she "...wrote the cover story for the worst-selling issue of Maxim in the magazine's history."
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