As a fan of Allie Brosh and Hyperbole and a Half, I (rather predictably) enjoyed this book which includes a few of the posts from her original blog, but also many more that are new. Her humor is sharp, at times biting and self-deprecating, but also extremely relatable and honest. For me, it's that honesty, that willingness to pull back the curtain and expose even the ugly, indigestible parts of herself (the parts many of us either haven't realized we have or are too scared to inspect too closely) that really raises this book to a 5-star rating. Yes, it's hilarious, but it's more than that. It's life stripped down and paraded in all its naked and ridiculous glory. Highly recommended.