"Let's Pretend This Never Happened" is a book I want to give 5 stars to. I generally enjoy books by funny bloggers and I certainly enjoy books by funny women. But my journey through LPTNH was bouncy (not in a good way) and inconsistent. And I was constantly wondering "WHERE is your editor?" 
 If you read Lawson's blog on a regular basis and like it, you will like this book. 
 If, like me, you occasionally read Lawson's blog when someone whose sense of humour you appreciate links to a particularly funny post of Lawson's and you read that post - you may not enjoy this book 100% of the time. 
 Some chapters made me laugh out loud and some made me tear up. And some made me want to delete the book from my Kobo. I found Lawson at her most interesting when she wasn't talking about her anxiety disorder - not that she shouldn't talk about it, but it wasn't what I was excited to read about in the book. Her stories about being an HR rep were great and resonated with ME - though I know that some of her more faithful readers might not have appreciated that chapter as much. 
 I do think it would be a better book if her editor had exerted a little more authority. I realise that they probably didn't want to stifle Lawson's voice, but guiding it would have been helpful. Writing a book isn't like writing a blog and I think Lawson would have benefited from some more structure. 
 So, I would recommend that you hop on over to Lawson's blog "The Bloggess" and see if you like 5 posts in a row. If you do, get the book. If not, maybe just continue to enjoy the occasional post on her blog and wait for book 2.