My first job

"My first job" is a brutally honest, funny, and unexpectedly emotional guide to surviving your very first job - told through the real stories of a teenage waitress who stepped into the world of work way earlier than most.
This book is not just about carrying trays, wiping tables, or remembering menus.
It's about people - the kind ones, the strange ones, the drunk ones, the ones who yell for no reason, and the ones who become unexpected friends.
Across chaotic shifts, late-night clean-ups, ridiculous customer requests, backstage drama, and moments that felt like complete disasters, the author learns what it really means to work, to deal with others, and to grow up fast.
Through humor, storytelling, and honest reflection, this book gives teenagers a realistic look into what a first job is actually like - the stress, the pressure, the victories, the friendships, and the lessons that stay with you long after you quit.
Whether you're thinking of getting your first job, terrified of your first shift, or just curious about what working in a restaurant is really like, this book is your non-filtered, relatable, and surprisingly comforting survival guide.
It's for every teen who has ever asked themselves:
"Should I start working early... or should I run?"
By the end, the answer becomes clear:
Even the craziest job can teach you more about life, people, and yourself than any classroom ever could.