I received this book for free from the publisher via Netgalley for review consideration. This in no way affected my opinion of the book, or the content of my review. I want to thank both NetGalley and Random House again for giving me the opportunity to read this book! 
 I have a weird relationship with Sophie Kinsella novels, having read every single one of her standalone novels, but not a single title in the Shopaholic series. I first read I've Got Your Number based off a coworker's recommendation in 2012, and worked through the rest of her standalone catalog that year. I loved each and every one - they had humor, heart, snark, and just enough believability tied up in all the ridiculous things that were going on to make them instant winners in my opinion. 
 Then I read Wedding Night, and I was flabbergasted. It didn't sound like the Sophie Kinsella I loved at all, and I was really pretty bummed out. BUT THEN I read Finding Audrey, her first YA title, and was so thrilled to find that I enjoyed it just as much as her earlier adult works. Keeping all of this in mind, there was a SMALL BIT of trepidation going into both the Netgalley requesting and ultimate reading of My (not so) Perfect Life ... but I am again thrilled to say that I FREAKING LOVED this book! 
 It had all of the things I loved about her earlier books, plus really great, relatable characters and a hilarious plot. Some of the antics that the MC gets up to in this book had me grinning like a fool, and while trying to explain one particular part of the story to my boyfriend I was doubled up in laughter. (I think a lack of sleep and excess of caffeine might have had something to do with that, but it really was hilarious!) 
 My only ...critique? (I don't even know if I want to call it that!) is that the message of the book (essentially, appearances can be deceiving, even more so now that we have instagram filters) occasionally came off a bit heavy handed - but I honestly wouldn't even knock off half a star for it. It's just worth mentioning, I suppose? 
 All in all, if you loved Sophie Kinsella's earlier standalone novels, or if you're looking for a quick, fun, heartfelt, hilarious story about finding yourself in a #nofilter kind of world, this is absolutely the book for you!