So Sad Today: Personal Essays

"The name of Melissa Broder’s book of personal essays says it all; in 2012, as she struggled with anxiety and panic attacks, Broder started the Twitter account @sosadtoday. There, she anonymously shared some of her darkest thoughts — and gained a following of more than 400,000. In her conversational, confessional and (at times) explicit book, Broder takes on addictions, eating disorders, issues of self-esteem and more. You’ll find yourself rooting for her to keep pushing, keep coping, keep writing — all throughout this heartbreaking and humorous work."