First published 2011
Caitlin Moran was born into a cramped, working-class family in England, where she grappled with the universal mysteries of puberty, sex, and identity. With sharp wit and biting honesty, she recounts the joys and indignities of becoming a woman - from burning bras to giving birth. Moran's unfiltered voice challenges societal expectations, championing unapologetic self-acceptance in the face of life's chaos and comedy.
Genres: humor, gender-studies, feminism, autobiography, memoir, 21st-century
Vibes: humorous, intimate, thought-provoking
Tropes: personal-journey, social-commentary
Period: 21st-century
312 pages · Paperback · Ebury Press