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A review by sweetlilly93
Too Much Is Not Enough: A Memoir of Fumbling Toward Adulthood by Andrew Rannells
adventurous
emotional
funny
hopeful
inspiring
lighthearted
reflective
sad
medium-paced
5.0
Oh, Andrew Rannells, my sweet summer child.
When beginning to read this, I was worried for a very brief moment that this book would just be another typical celebrity memoir listing the most important events in their life, sprayed with some wannabe inspirational quotes inforced by a probably ghostwriter.
I am very happy to say that I was wronged. This book is not only extremely funny due to the fact that Andrew Rannells IS really funny - it also all in all feels extremely genuine and is perfect in all its rawness and honesty, which I wholeheartly appreciate. Reading about nineteen to twenty-something year old Andrew's struggles in pursuing his dreams and trying to find a place in the world felt like listening to the rambles of a very good friend that could gladly go on for hours.
Beautiful life lessons and a heartfelt, vulnerable story that I'm glad was shared <3
When beginning to read this, I was worried for a very brief moment that this book would just be another typical celebrity memoir listing the most important events in their life, sprayed with some wannabe inspirational quotes inforced by a probably ghostwriter.
I am very happy to say that I was wronged. This book is not only extremely funny due to the fact that Andrew Rannells IS really funny - it also all in all feels extremely genuine and is perfect in all its rawness and honesty, which I wholeheartly appreciate. Reading about nineteen to twenty-something year old Andrew's struggles in pursuing his dreams and trying to find a place in the world felt like listening to the rambles of a very good friend that could gladly go on for hours.
Beautiful life lessons and a heartfelt, vulnerable story that I'm glad was shared <3
Graphic: Pedophilia, Sexual assault, Toxic relationship, Dementia, and Death of parent
Moderate: Infidelity
Minor: Bullying, Cursing, and Homophobia