"Trust her--Karen is trying really hard to be an adult. Harder than she should probably have to, as a forty-something with a cat, a flat, and a job. She would have gotten away with it, too, if it weren't for those meddling influencers, always raising the bar of what it means to be a proper woman. Brandishing her trademark quirky artwork and signature wit, Karen pokes fun at her attempts to 'grow up': whether that's becoming a meditation girlie, getting Botox, faking self-confidence, using dating apps, going to therapy, or living the child-free life (unless you count her feline companion Sir Henry, which, of course, she does). From emotional support pigs to ectopic pregnancies, getting punched in the face at hippie dance class to vajayjay chakras, the laugh-out-loud and deeply perceptive illustrated essays in Good Luck To Us All are a testament to these wild and crazy times." --