You May Know Zosia Mamet From Her Singular Role As Shoshanna On Girls, Or For Being One Of Hollywood''s Original Nepo Babies (or As She Says, ''a B-minus Nepo Baby, A Nepito Baby If You Will''). What You Might Not Know Is That As A Toddler She Visited Theatres Where Her Mum Was Rehearsing, Crawling Around On The Floor And Scrunching Herself Between Seats; That She Earnestly Believed In Santa Claus For Way Too Long; That She Spent Years Navigating Body Image Issues In Hopes Of Finding Elusive Self-love; And That She Was So Overwhelmed And Overjoyed When Finally Meeting Her Idol David Sedaris That She Hid In The Bathroom And Melted Into A ''puddle Of Glitter.'' By Turns Charmingly Witty And Achingly Vulnerable, The Essays In Does This Make Me Funny? Introduce Us To Zosia Mamet In All Her Glory-from Her Early Days Growing Up In Literary And Dramatic Circles, To Her Years As A Young Adult Pining For Acceptance And Love, To Her First Attempts To Make It As An Actor, To Where She (and Shosh) Are Now.