Full review at Smart Bitches, Trashy Books 
 In her memoir, You're Never Weird On The Internet (Almost), Felicia Day explains how being a weird person with a weird upbringing led to her weird and highly successful career as an actress, writer, and producer in the Internet world. It's a cute, engaging memoir that sounds just like Felicia sounds in all her other endeavors - smart, self-deprecating, funny, and insecure. It's also short and fairly superficial. Felicia shares some very personal things but she also leaves a lot of unanswered questions. The memoir is fun, and it has some important things to share, but it's not terribly deep. 
 Your feelings about You're Never Weird... are going to depend pretty much entirely on your feelings about Felicia Day. She has what TV Tropes calls an adorkable personality, which some people find grating and others find irresistible. Her book fits the same tone that Felicia fans will be used to from following her online - self-deprecating and funny. Day seems to be trying to speak primarily to audiences who are not Internet savvy - people who might not understand the appeal of fandom, people who don't get how the Internet brings us together in both good and bad ways, and people who aren't familiar with gaming. She's very careful NOT to release a tell-all, because Day is full of class. If you want to hear about her sex life, or get all the dirt on her co-stars, you will leave disappointed. 
 On the whole, I enjoyed this book. I read parts of it out loud, laughing, to my husband. I giggled frequently. I read the whole thing in a few hours. It's a fun read with some very important things to say - take care of yourself, treat your mental health as seriously at you treat your physical health, don't be afraid to make mistakes, and embrace your own weirdness and creativity. As a quick, light read, this is great. 
 However, I did feel that it raised a lot of issues only to drop them abruptly. Here's to hoping that someday Day will write more deeply about the issues she touches on so very lightly in this book. 
 - Carrie S.