Josh Bokor
It's fun and nostalgic to look back on the internet and how things have (and haven't) changed since the 90's and 2000's. Leslie's writing is entertaining to read, especially the first half of the book where she goes in depth on her childhood and young adult life. The second half for me goes off the rails a bit where she's quite annoying and bullies others way too much (sorry, but I just frankly don't care about your dog or your dog mom Facebook group) and goes to show that maybe I'd prefer not to be judged if I ran into her at a park. It's a light read that doesn't go way too in depth on things but I would prefer her writing to be less obnoxious and more focused on the internet itself as a whole.
It's fun and nostalgic to look back on the internet and how things have (and haven't) changed since the 90's and 2000's. Leslie's writing is entertaining to read, especially the first half of the book where she goes in depth on her childhood and young adult life. The second half for me goes off the rails a bit where she's quite annoying and bullies others way too much (sorry, but I just frankly don't care about your dog or your dog mom Facebook group) and goes to show that maybe I'd prefer not to be judged if I ran into her at a park. It's a light read that doesn't go way too in depth on things but I would prefer her writing to be less obnoxious and more focused on the internet itself as a whole.