Having read this, I think it's weird that it's included in the "Best Humor" category of the Goodreads Choice Awards. I haven't watched any of her shows yet, so I don't know if maybe people just think of Lena Dunham as a comedian and so they automatically associate her memoir with humor? There were a few mildly amusing parts, but really, it's not a funny book. Fascinating at times, annoying at others, often unsettling; worth reading, but not what you want if you're looking to laugh. 
 My other takeaway was that I can't believe the things people said about her having molested her sister. All I can say is that you would have to really be looking for reasons to hate Lena Dunham in order to read this book and come away with that idea.