an honest & reflective breath of fresh air. this story is humorous and heartwarming, exploring the life of margo, a young woman navigating adulthood, motherhood & social media. i love how careful certain elements were discussed & often any discomfort would be disguised with humour, with a strong focus on themes of self-discovery, empowerment, and the power of storytelling. you can truly tell how much thorpe loves the character of margo, shown through how much care they put into her story & character, making the reader share that love & empathy. it’s so refreshing that a female protagonist, who yes made bad decisions, still comes across as relatable & completely real. throughout the book obviously she was a mess at points, but as a reader i completely understood her actions even if i didn’t always agree with them, seeing her as more of a friend that i was hearing a life story from. such a fun & lighthearted book that deals & explores complicated themes expertly.