I really enjoyed this book! It's actually funny and and refreshingly relatable from a woman's point of view and I find it the most enjoyable from the pile of other similar books I've read (comedian actress puts essays together) I like her voice and I like her self-irony and the way she is looking at herself in retrospection - it sounds honest and human and it felt like talking to a friend. Actually, this sums up the whole book for me. It's like reading letters from an old friend you haven't talked to in awhile. I recommend it. It's far from Tolstoy but it brings smiles so that's okay in my books.