See full review for Scrappy Little Nobody at: https://toomanybooksnotenoughshelves.... 
 Apparently, August was the month for books that I was hesitant to read. Scrappy Little Nobody was on that list because well...if you haven't noticed I mostly read fiction whether it be YA or literary, paranormal or contemporary, I only very rarely dive into historical (ignore the historical fiction binge I went on in 2015) and even that I know the truth is severely stretched and manipulated to fit the author's needs. So reading nonfiction/memoirs aren't norm for me. In fact, I don't read them at all. With the world being the way it is lately, I don't need 'realness' in my reading selections. I need fantasy and humor. I know what you're thinking now though, if that's the case why did I even bother adding Scrappy Little Nobody to my reading list? Well, to be honest, just because I don't read nonfiction, doesn't mean I'm completely against it and Anna Kendrick is kind of one of my favorite actresses of all time. I mean, Pitch Perfect was pretty much my favorite movie in my senior year of college. So I figured if I'm going to give this genre a try for the first time why don't I start with someone who I find ridiculously funny and sarcastic?