Rating: Three Stars.
I recently saw David Sedaris live and laughed my ass off. So funny. I thought I would give yet another of his books a try, thanks to the recommendation of a friend. This one was good, it made me laugh out loud often, and I loved that it was so much about his family and growing up years. I loved the smoking chapter as well. Some of the stories are hit or miss for me, but I'm glad I read it.
Thursday, June 30, 2011
Bossypants - Tina Fey
I've always really liked Tina Fey, and I really enjoyed her book. She is a mother, a writer, an actress, a wife, and she describes it all. She made me laugh out loud several times - I loved her easy writing style and total honesty. It was a fascinating look into the world she works in, and I totally loved her insights into her family. There were certain parts of the book that felt a little forced, but I still really enjoyed reading it. Three and a half stars!
Wednesday, June 29, 2011
Angel of Darkness
Not quite as good as his first one (The Alienist) but Carr still wrote a thoroughly enjoyable sequel. Reaffirming the 1890s as one of my favorite time periods, I love how he weaves in the history, politics, and peoples of the time in with such dark mysteries and discoveries. I loved that it focused on a woman as the villain, given that was so unheard of at the time. I really enjoyed it and gave it another four stars!
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