This is the second of Talia Hibert's books I have read (the first was Get a Life, Chloe Brown) and it lived up to the high expectation I had developed for her work. I love the fat representation, the autistic representation, and I would literally die for the pansexual grandmother. This was funny, sexy, and also a really empowering story of self-discovery and self-appreciation. I am also an absolute sucker for conflict being solved through open and honest communication. It was also nice to see some cameos from the other Brown sisters and their partners, even if they were causing a big ol' dramatic mess. :) Overall, greatly enjoyed this fun romp.