What is the author's tone in Prozac Nation: Young and Depressed in America by Elizabeth Wurtzel?

The tone of the book is basically straightforward throughout the book. Even during her most explosive times, Wurtzel remains steady with the reader, not allowing the emotional events to change her writing style. She does not throw in superfluous adjectives or adverbs in order to heighten the intensity of the experience; she just lets the unusual events speak for themselves. Her tone is basically consistent throughout, but without warning, the book will take an unexpected twist.