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The book paints a fascinating picture of the fashion industry, but I wondered how much of that was based on real experiences or pure fiction. Did it resonate with anyone else’s perceptions of modeling?

Holly Smale balances comedy with deeper messages about identity and confidence. I'm curious whether this approach came from her personal experiences or a desire to make these themes more accessible.

The book tackles some pretty heavy issues but keeps a light tone. Did the humor make it easier to connect with the characters or did it sometimes undermine the emotional depth?