"Cazzie nails the stress of feeling like you're running out of time. It's an honest and hilarious take on fate and adulthood." --Alex Cooper, host of Call Her Daddy

"And as sharp as funny as they come. Cazzie is her generation's Nora Ephron. I now know where her father gets his sense of humor." --Graydon Carter, author of When the Going Was Good

"I love Cazzie David. Birthed from Los Angeles and its adjacent town the Internet, her scathing and hilarious observations act as a perfect survival companion to these surreal and trying times." --Kate Berlant

"Entertaining...Uncomfortably amusing." --Kirkus

"A fitting portrait of millennial malaise--and an attempt to connect with others experiencing the same." --ELLE

"Biting and brutal." --VOGUE

"Razor-sharp comedic essays that manage to feel both painfully specific and universally devastating. Her work lives at the intersection of self-awareness and self-sabotage--witty, neurotic, and deeply fluent in the language of modern malaise." --Cosmopolitan

"Hilarious...This is relatable company for anyone afraid they wasted their 20s." --Publishers Weekly

"As vulnerable as it is bitingly funny." --Hey Alma

"With essays that employ her signature sharp humor to riff on the pressure to settle down with a partner, the ails of social media, and the looming specter of body dysmorphia, she puts into words what so many are feeling at this age." --W Magazine