In the vein of Chelsea Handler, Sloane Crosley and Carrie Fisher comes a hilarious collection of essays from Kelly Oxford, a 32-year-old former model and married stay-at-home mom to three living in Calgary. Kelly’s essays run the gamut from hilarious to heartbreaking, and are drawn from her nearly fourteen years of blogging about her life. Essays include "What Did You Say About Your Sister's Ass?" and "An Open Letter to the Nurse Who Gave Me an Enema Bottle and Told Me to 'Do It Myself' While I Was High on Morphine."

On her blog, she describes herself as "more likely to be wearing animals than protecting them. Previously described as: your boyfriend's ex-girlfriend. Currently described as: your mom. If [I] was a mood board you would see gold, Ativan and a photo of David Sedaris drinking my breast milk." Roger Ebert has said of her incredible wit, "Didn't the man write in the play, 'We laugh, that we may not cry?’ That may provide insight into why she's funny."

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