Completely adored this collection of essays about Gilpin's upbringing with actor parents, her insecurities and challenges, fun theater and Hollywood insider stuff, and more. Her quirky use of language and style of humor were totally for me, though may not be for everyone. This line from the book sums up its appeal for me:
“My favorite kind of art is when someone tries their dark, silly, weird ideas.“ Same, Betty! Her performance of the audio was perfect.

This was an easy, amusing read. Betty has a lot of wit, humor, and anger that bled through these pages. Not every essay worked for me, but I recognize I'm not the target audience. But for the most part, this was a good read.