Actress turned activist Alyssa Milano checks in with this collection of essays where she shares her thoughts on politics, patriotism, her children, defunding the police, abortion rights, and what she sees for the future

Alyssa Milano burst onto the scene nearing her twelfth birthday in 1984 in Who’s The Boss?.  I was approaching my tenth birthday at the time and, at some point over the next few years, she became my first celebrity crush as I entered adolescence.  Ever since then, she has held a special place in my heart, which is why I went ahead and listened to this book even though I knew I wasn’t going to enjoy it.  And believe you me, enjoy it I did not.  It’s not that I disagree with her politics, which we agree on more often than not, but, outside of the chapters on her children, there was very little joy to be found in this tome.  It was a chore to get through.  Sorry.  Not Sorry.