This was a great book. First off, Carrie Fisher's writing style is awesome. I've never read a memoir before, I've always excepted them to be dry and dreary books - the sort of boring writing that you'd find in a history textbook. This was definitely not that. 
 Star Wars has played an important part in my life, so this was an emotional read for me but it was definitely worth it. I wish I had read this book sooner. 
 I didn't really read the summary of the book before I started it, so I was surprised and kind of wary when Carrie Fisher delved so much into her complicated relationship with Harrison Ford - but I loved the whole book. I was really in awe of Fisher's candor and, as I said, I love her writing style. I think that a writer's technique is what really makes or breaks a book (at least for me), and Fisher's narration was fantastic. It is witty, honest, and creative. I'm on a Carrie Fisher reading stint now. 
 Along with that, I loved all of the photographs included, and the diary entries - especially the poetry! I wish she'd published a poetry book, I absolutely love her poems.