British comedian Grace Campbell's 2020 memoir focuses on the shame and insecurities that came with growing up as a young woman in the early 2000s.

Feelings of shame, rejection, and anxiety are something we all struggle with but never seem to talk about.

Children, and especially teenagers, often feel alone in their experiences of shame because the topic is rarely addressed openly and without judgment.

Grace Campbell is a British comedian and filmmaker whose childhood was shaped by her father's job as press secretary to former Prime Minister Tony Blair.

In Amazing Disgrace, Campbell recounts what it was like to grow up in Blair's shadow.

The memoir also covers how teenagers learned about sex in the 2000s, and what young women still have to deal with in regards to sex and sexuality.