It was discussed throughout the podcast, with the host recommending it for its honesty and humor about teenage life and experiences. It was also mentioned that several notable comedy figures gave positive feedback to the book.
Today, buy our guest Ruby Karp and this book is in stores on October 3rd. You can pre-order now, honey.
— Episode: "The Beyoncé Narrative" (w/ Ruby Karp)
Episode: "The Beyoncé Narrative" (w/ Ruby Karp)
It was discussed throughout the podcast, with the host recommending it for its honesty and humor about teenage life and experiences. It was also mentioned that several notable comedy figures gave positive feedback to the book.
Today, buy our guest Ruby Karp and this book is in stores on October 3rd. You can pre-order now, honey.
Stolen a lot of wisdom in the book and a lot of really very cool people have read this book and given amazing like just quote quotes on it.
And all the other sheers. The Sushier and Paul Sheer.
Earth hates me so originally the book was titled Bratty which is my mom's nickname for me uh growing up but then in one of my chapters I write and in the heartbreak chapter I was like sometimes I wake up and I feel like the earth hates me because everyone hates me going on some stupid rant and then the woman who is the book cover designer was reading through the book to get a sense of the book so that she could figure out what the design was going to be and she was like hey I know you like the title you came up with but what do you think of earth hates me it was a line in one of your chapters and I really think it's funny yeah and I was like oh my god that is so my book it's self-deprecating which is exactly my humor and basically is the whole book and also it's exactly what every teenager feels like.
Earth hates me true confessions from a teenage girl it is super great and I think it's really really cool to like you said hear a perspective from someone that is your age on this stuff and it's nice to check in and understand that like you know they're having the discussions too about what it means to be what the word cisgendered means right you know what I mean like these things aren't just exclusive to I think in the millennial generation we get kind of wrapped up in ourselves these aren't conversations that we're only having it's a worldwide discussion and it's super exciting and the book is awesome
Episode: "The Beyoncé Narrative" (w/ Ruby Karp)
It was discussed as a humorous and relatable account of teenage life and experiences, specifically about social media, bullying, and navigating adolescence. The author's perspective on feminism and navigating teenage life was also highlighted.
And also I want to say Ruby is the host of We Hope You Have Fun. It's a stand up storytelling show at The Beast every month. It's the second Monday of every month and the next one is in October 9th.
Today, buy our guest Ruby Karp and this book is in stores on October 3rd. You can pre-order now, honey.
Stolen a lot of wisdom in the book and a lot of really very cool people have read this book and given amazing like just quote quotes on it.
Earth hates me so originally the book was titled Bratty which is my mom's nickname for me uh growing up but then in one of my chapters I write and in the heartbreak chapter I was like sometimes I wake up and I feel like the earth hates me because everyone hates me going on some stupid rant and then the woman who is the book cover designer was reading through the book to get a sense of the book so that she could figure out what the design was going to be and she was like hey I know you like the title you came up with but what do you think of earth hates me it was a line in one of your chapters and I really think it's funny yeah and I was like oh my god that is so my book it's self-deprecating which is exactly my humor and basically is the whole book and also it's exactly what every teenager feels like oh yeah but it's so funny and specific to that sentiment at that age and I think I think it's an have to title thank you.
Earth hates me true confessions from a teenage girl it is super great and I think it's really really cool to like you said hear a perspective from someone that is your age on this stuff and it's nice to check in and understand that like you know they're having the discussions too about what it means to be what the word cisgendered means right you know what I mean like these things aren't just exclusive to I think in the millennial generation we get kind of wrapped up in ourselves these aren't conversations that we're only having it's a worldwide discussion and it's super exciting and the book is awesome