Really Good, Actually

Monica Heisey's “Really Good, Actually” is a laugh-out-loud funny memoir about what it's really like to be a woman in today's society.

As a woman in today's society, Monica Heisey knows a thing or two about what it's like to be always be “on” and to be judged by her appearance. In her memoir, “Really Good, Actually,” she opens up about her own insecurities and the societal pressure she feels to always look her best. While her book is full of humorous anecdotes, it also feels relatable and honest.

Heisey's book covers a wide range of topics, from dieting and body image to relationships and work. In one particularly moving chapter, she opens up about her experience with sexual assault and how it has affected her relationships with men. Heisey is unafraid to tackle difficult subjects with humor and grace.

“Really Good, Actually” is a necessary read for any woman who has ever felt not good enough. Heisey's memoir is funny, relatable, and ultimately empowering.