Get in, loser. We’re going back to 2004. It’s been 20 years since *Mean Girls* hit theaters, winning over critics and audiences alike with its razor-sharp wit, star-making turns for its then-unknown cast, and obsessively quotable screenplay by Tina Fey.

Fast forward two decades and *Mean Girls* remains as relevant as ever. Arguably, no other movie from the 2000s has had as big of an impact on pop culture. In *So Fetch*, New York Times bestselling author of *Seinfeldia*, Jennifer Keishin Armstrong, offers the first ever authoritative book about this beloved classic that shaped an entire generation.

Based on revealing interviews with the director, cast, and crew, *So Fetch* tells the full story of the making of *Mean Girls*, from Tina Fey’s brilliant adaptation of a self-help guide for parents of teen girls, to the challenges of casting Lindsay Lohan, Rachel McAdams, and the iconic supporting players.

*So Fetch* also explores the film’s lasting cultural influence, from its role in the rise of Y2K tabloid culture, impact on girls of all ages and LGBTQ+ culture, to how we use it to define female relationships to this day.