With sharp wit and affectionate satire, Hey Ladies! is both a send‑up of millennial culture and a celebration of the friendships that survive it. Perfect for readers who love smart humor, digital‑age storytelling, and books that feel like reading someone else's inbox—only funnier.
Told entirely through emails, texts, DMs, and digital side‑channels, Hey Ladies! follows a fictitious group of eight twenty‑ and thirty‑something women over the course of one chaotic year.
From holiday planning and summer rentals to brunches, breakups, and the slow‑motion unraveling of a wedding, their nonstop correspondence captures the comedy and anxiety of modern female friendship in all its over‑communicated glory.
Based on the beloved column from The Toast, this illustrated book skewers the rituals of planning, the politics of group chats, and the emotional labor of staying connected in an always‑online world.
Each friend is instantly recognizable—the broke one, the ambitious one, the bride‑to‑be—and each thread spirals into a familiar mix of passive aggression, oversharing, and genuine care.
Praise
"Hey Ladies! is fresh and seductive. The surface energy is irresistible but like any memorable book it’s the deeper emotion that will stay with you. A must-read for the Millennials and a true joy for the rest of us."author of The Perfect Couple, Elin Hilderbrand
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“relatable, cathartic, and hilarious…Hey Ladies! is a deeply empowering book in which women take charge, know their worth, and make lifelong commitments to their friends.”Bustle
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“you’ll definitely relate…our inboxes have never felt so seen.”HelloGiggles
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“…a 200-plus-page infographic that…satirizes the many way making plans for big celebrations – the kind in which heightened emotions, complex logistics and considerable expenses collide – easily gets out of hand.”The New York Times
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“hugely relatable…funnier than your favorite group text”am New York
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“This is a hilarious (but also big-hearted) roast of millennial women — our ambitions, our friendships, our dreams of having it all. But Hey Ladies leaves room for the idea that maybe we can.”Refinery29
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