I loved ‘Girls’, but I guess I prefer Lena’s humor and artistic style on the screen. I became bored reading it.

Great read, entertaining, honest, raw and real. Life goal is to be as open and raw as Lena Dunham is in this book.

Dunham is a great writer. I'm very much a fan of hers and this book helped me understand Girls and how her experiences made way into the show. I read this in a couple of days on vacation. Will definitely read her next book!

As a 20 something year old girl, all of these essays really hit home, in both flow and content. One of those books that makes you feel like you're not alone. Really captures the selfishness of youth and the journey of adolescence into adulthood.

I couldn't put it down. So funny! Love her and this amazing book!

What the hell was the point of this book? This isn't a book about what she has learned this is a book about every little stupid thought she has ever had which few people can even relate to. Waste of my time and money!!

If her gigantic gaudy arm tattoo is not evidence enough, the overtly untrue “Raped by a Republican” chapter in this book clearly shows she is one very disturbed person.

Praying Lena writes more books. I'm inspired to write but could never create something as humble & fun as this read.

Very difficult to follow. Would not recommend.

This book is a wonderful insight into Lena Dunham's brain. Great to buy if you are a Girls fan, or have seen Tiny Furniture, or like reading about slightly neurotic and interesting people growing up.