Butterface

The book manages to be both funny and heartfelt, which isn’t easy. I wonder what the author's process was for weaving these tones seamlessly.

Her confidence issues felt very real, but I also wanted her to embrace herself sooner. Am I the only one who felt this tension?

It's a fresh angle for the genre, and I’d love to hear what led the author to explore this theme in a lighthearted setting.