Dear Diary

What a charming premise and well done at that. This book had me laughing, pausing and taking notes of my own memories. I suppose having permission to read one's diary does take away a little bit of the fun.

Havent read anything in years and I read this in 3 days. Very easy to read. I love how the diary entries realy give you a glimps of what goes on in the mind of an addict. I also found that I could relate to it in some of the things she talks about like dealing with friendships, boyfriends, and growing up feeling as tho you need to fit in.

Love Leslie arfin. Loved the book. Couldn’t put it down cause I knew the people places and things.

author is shallow and full of herself...basically, she's the person who just wants to go on and on and on because she likes hearing herself speak.there is nothing useful or helpful here, the writing is weak, undeveloped, and juvenile; the author seems very proud of herself for what she was involved in--and what info there is of that is very sketchy...even as i was reading this 5-minute story, i found myself wondering why this book was published at all.

Raw, honest and a fresh way to tell the story of an addict who is desperate for redemption.

I loved this book! There were many relatable situations and it was hilarious and awkward to read the authors perspective as an adult.

I'm a fan of anything Lesley Arfin, this book is interesting, funny, sad, and I promise you'll have to finish it in one sitting!

This book is terribly written. Whoever edited this did a horrible job, the writer jumps all over the place and references way too many people and it gets exhausting to read after a while and it's definitely not a haha funny read as advertised. I can say it probably had potential but major fail on this one.

Bought this after reading Cat Marnell's book, in which she writes about being a huge fan of Lesley's. An interesting look at addiction and growing up in America.

Fun read!

everything is good