I absolutely loved this! I didn’t know much about Keeley other than the Ted Lasso/Jason Sudeikis of it all but, as everyone who meets her comes to find out, she’s so much more than what’s on the surface. I love reading about a messy person who is doing the best they can to get it right. Because aren’t we all? This one’s a true winner.

A really fantastic tale that fits in the broader conversation re-evaluating public treatment of female celebrities in the early 2000s. The voice is fantastic and really singular, and the author does an excellent job of explaining her context and choices over the course of two decades. She doesn't shy away from expressing frustration, and it's not tied up in a bow, but reflects a more honest perspective on celebrity, artistic passion, and creating a life of one's own, even when it's not easy.