
I grew up on television. Kim Possible, Even Stevens, Cadet Kelly, Broadway. Then I grew up for real, which was harder and had worse lighting. Once Upon a Trainwreck is the whole story: the fame, the fall, the money, the shame, and the long, funny, unglamorous work of becoming a person.
It is honest. It is a little embarrassing. It is the book I needed when I was twenty.