If you can look past the horrid nickname and occasional conversations where “ppl tlk lke this, omg so HAWT!!” this novel is not a bad ‘day in the life of your favorite super-heroine’ story. You learn a lot about the character as a person and have some fun along the way. I identified with her insecurities and cheered for her when she stood up for herself in the face of some pretty harsh criticism and very human mishaps. This book is funny when it should be, touching when it should be, and thrilling when it should be. It’s a perfect piece of comic book novel candy. Read it and have some fun.

I was excited about The She-Hulk Diaries. I'm a comic book fan and loved the idea of learning more about their world individually.

Unfortunately, this was not for me. The different storylines took too much away from the character herself, and who she is as a character. I felt disconnected to her. Maybe my expectations were too high, which is always a dangerous recipe for disaster.

I felt that it was a hint of the comic universe with a lot of individual content. Normally, that is fine, but I would have preferred to see the character in the MCU.