smmanners's review against another edition
emotional
funny
informative
inspiring
lighthearted
reflective
5.0
maricat82's review against another edition
4.0
I love Tina Fey. I don't necessarily love her *more* now that I've read her book, but that's okay. This is a totally fun read and I definitely giggled out load a couple times on the plane yesterday.
dorothy_gale's review against another edition
4.0
When Tina described an encounter with Sylvester Stallone, I laughed out loud... Loudly. This book makes me want to watch 30 Rock and all her SNL material. Even better that she's a working mom.
bookscreentalk's review against another edition
3.0
Hillarious, edgy and downright savage.
Tina Fey straight up roasts a bunch of haters on the internet in the middle of the book.
From her time as a writer on SNL to creating the show 30 Rock, she seems to portray writing a pilot of an episode as an easy job!
Another audiobook that reaffirms, comedians write the best biographies.
Tina Fey straight up roasts a bunch of haters on the internet in the middle of the book.
From her time as a writer on SNL to creating the show 30 Rock, she seems to portray writing a pilot of an episode as an easy job!
Another audiobook that reaffirms, comedians write the best biographies.
bekkajmills's review against another edition
5.0
I love Tina Fey and having her narrate this book made it 100% more funny when I listened to the audiobook. If you are a Tina Fey fan, don't miss this great book!
mapppy's review against another edition
4.0
Actually a really entertaining book especially if it is in audio format. Read by the author herself, it's full of personality and is a good biography on one of the most influential writers in television.
marshmallowbooks's review against another edition
4.0
It is quite likely that while reading this book you will find yourself in at least one, if not all, of the following situations:
(a) agreeing with every word on the page 100% because you relate so absolutely and are so glad that someone has articulated the very thoughts that were in your head on that subject.
(b) unable to relate at all because the concept you are reading about is so foreign it's like you are learning about it for the first time.
(c) thinking that maybe you should be a little offended at some of the material included in this book, because, warning there is some language, etc. that may not be preferred by readers.
(d) laughing so darn hard - literally rolling on the floor if you are in a room by yourself; turning red because you're plugging your nose to prevent an outburst of hilarity if you're on the bus - because this book is just so incredibly funny, regardless of which of (a), (b), or (c) you are otherwise experiencing.
(a) agreeing with every word on the page 100% because you relate so absolutely and are so glad that someone has articulated the very thoughts that were in your head on that subject.
(b) unable to relate at all because the concept you are reading about is so foreign it's like you are learning about it for the first time.
(c) thinking that maybe you should be a little offended at some of the material included in this book, because, warning there is some language, etc. that may not be preferred by readers.
(d) laughing so darn hard - literally rolling on the floor if you are in a room by yourself; turning red because you're plugging your nose to prevent an outburst of hilarity if you're on the bus - because this book is just so incredibly funny, regardless of which of (a), (b), or (c) you are otherwise experiencing.