A self-help book / memoir, Suzi Ruffell's first book is just as funny and delightful as she is. Detailing her life from growing up closeted in Portsmouth to her time at drama school to parts of her career as a comedian, every chapter is bookended by a conversation she has with an expert in the area of the chapter. I enjoyed reading this - Suzi's natural voice comes through in every sentence and the conversations particularly about coming out, relationships, and parenthood are a particular highlight. I'd also love to see her in more acting roles (I sort of feel like she'd be perfect for the 4th season of Ted Lasso with the women's team angle, casting directors get on it) considering all the love with which she speaks about her time studying acting. I can imagine the audiobook, which she will narrate, will be an even better way to experience this book.