While I really enjoyed the first part of the book, the latter parts are not as good. When Moran describes her growing up, entering puberty, discovering feminism, that's good and often funny, but when she starts namedropping without reason, tells her story about partying with Lady Gaga and how having a child changed her, I just wanted the book to be over.

All in all: there are important and funny bits in here, and it's quite easy to sift through the book, but it should have been edited better.