'We need to create a home to return to. And when I say home, I'm not talking about a physical place or somewhere where pants are optional. I'm talking about a set of beliefs after a day full of, well, anything. We need to dig a foundation so deep that it will exist and thrive even if our surface-level efforts fail.'Ever wondered what the point of all those school maths lessons about triangles was? Youtuber and comedian Lilly Singh has finally discovered the answer: triangles are the perfect model for building your self-esteem and getting to know your own values. Triangles have a strong base, they're hard to knock-over and always retain their own shape, even when they grow. With her incomparable sense of humour and fun, Lilly explains how she has put the ethos of the triangle to work in her own life, and shows how you can do the same. Complete with playful illustrations and inspiring ideas, this book is like a best friend cheering you on as you find your purpose and get to know yourself. Review Insightful and charmingly funny. I related to so many aspects of this book. It’s a lesson in accepting yourself as you are, while believing you have the unlimited potential to become whatever you want to be. -- Rupi Kaur, poet and bestselling author of Milk and HoneyIn Be A Triangle, Lilly Singh gets vulnerable, revealing the obstacles and insecurities she had to overcome to find happiness and contentment, while also empowering readers to do the same. This book will change your life. -- Jay ShettyThe pleasure of reading this book is learning that the Lilly you think you know - the joyous, hilarious entertainer - had a sometimes bumpy road to get there. I love her honest and helpful advice about achieving happiness. -- Mindy Kaling 'Lilly is the wise older sister, and her book is a great guide on how to . . . focus on building the lives we want and finding the happiness that’s possible.’ -- Kal Penn, author of You Can't Be Serious About the Author Lilly Singh is a YouTuber, comedian and the author of How to Be a Bawse and Be a Triangle. In 2019, she was named one of Forbes' '40 most powerful people in comedy' and one of Vogue India's 'Women of the Year'. From 2019-2021, she was the host of A Little Late with Lilly Singh, making her the first person of Indian descent to host a American major broadcast network late-night talk show. She has received an MTV Fandom Award, four Streamy Awards, two Teen Choice Awards, and a People’s Choice Award. Lilly remains a UNICEF Goodwill Ambassador, advocating for children’s rights.