Danni

Surprisingly dark and left me feeling pretty sad at moments. Taking everything she says at face value, she seems to have grown a lot and the work she's done for the troubled teen industry is amazing. Fuck Provo and fuck those terribly abusive schools.

So engaging I gobbled it up in 2 days. Something about the way American Apparel infected our culture makes me so intrigued with its inner workings and this book definitely gave great insight.

I love Sam. I just know we would be the kind of friends who keep saying we should hang out but neither of us are motivated enough to actually pull the trigger-but when we do, it's amazing and we are drinking margaritas and just giggling the whole time. With that being said...this one felt like it needed more time in the oven. I know it was partially written during COVID and it kind of feels that way. There were a few compelling chapters (sex and the city rewrites did make me pass away) but the rest felt filler-y.

One of the best memoirs I've had the privilege of experiencing. Her kindness and strength shines through her words. She is such a poet. Love her!

I don't know—this was entertaining enough as an audiobook that I did finish it up. It inexplicably instilled a deep yearning to smell their signature fragrance, “You”. I made a trek over to the brick and mortar store in hopes of smelling it...which I now wear everyday. I guess you could say this was an influential work on my life.