"You Too Can Have a Body Like Mine" is a novel by Alexandra Kleeman that explores themes of identity, body image, and consumer culture. The story follows a young woman named A. who navigates her life in a world obsessed with appearance and societal expectations. The narrative delves into A.'s relationships, particularly with her roommate, and examines the impact of media and advertising on self-perception. As A. grapples with her own insecurities, the book raises questions about the nature of desire and the quest for acceptance in a visually-driven society.