What is the author's tone in the memoir, Let’s Pretend That Never Happened?

Jenny Lawson tells her memoir Let’s Pretend That Never Happened in language that is casual, engaging, humorous, and profane. Jenny, who is from a typical American background heavily flavored by the casual atmosphere of Texas, writes as a regular American for other regular Americans and readers throughout the world. She enjoys using, in humor and in sarcasm, the southern colloquialism “y’all.” She never hesitates to use profanity in copious amounts.