People who call this book ‘complains by a white rich women” are so right, because that’s what it is, she is annoyed on how she looks, I am too? We all are annoyed on how we look or about how others may perceive us, but that doesn’t give us the right to lie to the face of someone else. And then what really tripped me off, the parenting talk - because wdym the new from of parenting is making kids spoiled? Like please PLEASE yelling isnt always the answer

I was really disappointed. I love Nora Ephron's RomComs and was hoping for a funny read about being a woman. What I got were essays about superficial topics like how to get your nails done or why a dead cheap apartment in NYC raised their prices so she had to move out. It reads like a random collection of essays of a - I'm very sorry to say - spoiled privileged woman who was not aware that there are more important issues in the world than how you look when you leave the house. Absolutely not recommended. It was by far the most boring, irrelevant and superficial book I have ever read.