Felicia Day tends to be charming and inspiring in everything she does, and this book is no different. It oozes her personality and humour from the get go - which is something I'd hoped for and was completely enamored with the whole way through. It also deals with serious issues, as personal experiences tend to do, and this was a huge strength in the book that I didn't see coming. I may have cried. Maybe. 
 Either way, the honesty in the story Felicia Day tells makes it all the more real, all the more meaningful, and it sells her message that much more convincingly. To embrace your own brand of weird can be a very hard thing at times but Felicia Day makes it easier, even makes it appealing, and totally nails the idea that it's the best thing about yourself. There are so many things to love about this book, but its this message takes it even further. It makes the book important. And it is.