Unlike many people who write funny memoirs (not that there's anything wrong with it), Felicia Day has something important to say. Parts of it were just fun and geeky, like reading about her earliest years in online gaming, and then parts were really personal--in the sense that she is ridiculously, kind of horribly good at representing the hell of intense anxiety and depression. I'm actually sort of frustrated that it was so good, because I already voted for Furiously Happy for that category in the Goodreads Choice Awards, and I really need to be able to vote for both. Read on Overdrive, which is how I know it took me exactly four hours and 26 minutes. Also, can't believe I still haven't seen The Guild except for one episode I watched online a long time ago, so I'm going home tonight and finding it on Netflix. Very worth reading.