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The Ten, Make That Nine, Habits of Very Organized People. Make That Ten. by Steve Martin

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jazzyjan94's review against another edition

3.0

I liked reading these tweets, even though I expected a lot more humor. But reading some of these made me think of my brother because these are things he would probably tweet.

hlparis's review against another edition

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3.0

A quick little book of Steve Martin tweets. I like how he refers to his wife, but many of these didn't make me laugh as he usually does. There are some gems, though. I think the jury duty portion and holiday sing-alongs were my favorite.

caroparr's review against another edition

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3.0

Fun. Maybe I should look at my Twitter feed more than every couple of months.

anetq's review against another edition

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1.0

Y'all can skip this one. Or follow Steve on the Twitters if you like him. Best thing I can say: it was short - and occasionally a little fun.

mirage811's review against another edition

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4.0

Of course Steve Martin is a brilliant comic, so it comes as no surprise that he would take so quickly to this new medium called Twitter. I love that he owns up to his mistakes amid the learning process. He also gives credit (once he figures out how!) to tweets from his fans who replied to his funny tweets in kind. A quick read that really could have just been released as an article, but worthwhile.

megadallion's review against another edition

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2.0

This was an oh-crap-I'm-super-behind-on-my-reading-challenge-so-I-better-find-a-bunch-of-tiny-books-to-fly-through book. I wasn't expecting much since it's about the twitter (and yes, I say "the twitter" like an 87-yr-old lady), but I was expecting at least a couple laughs since it's Steve Martin. Nope, all I got was two smiles, and that was only when a picture of Martin as "Creepy Guy" popped up twice amidst a bunch of stupid tweets. Disappointing.