About: In this raucous collection of true-life stories, actress and comedian Chelsea Handler recounts her time spent in the social trenches with that wild, strange, irresistible, and often gratifying beast: the one-night stand.
What I Loved: Chelsea is so very Chelsea in this book. She gets herself into the most unusual situations and always seems to keep a sense of humor about herself. She manages to make even the most uncomfortable situation funny.
What I Liked: She never names people–she gives them cute little nicknames. I also like the chronological order of things, her situations change as she gets older and she doesn’t try to make herself look like a saint.
What was So-So: Not a darn thing! I listened to this on audio book and found myself laughing out loud often.
Why I gave it a 4: I love reading auto-biographies that are interesting and fun. Chelsea managed to keep a sense of humor about her life and relay that to the reader/listener.
Book Received From: Purchased on Audible
Author Website: http://www.chelseahandler.com/
During her non-reading time you can find her hanging with her rescue furr children named after book characters: Lizzie a beautiful cattle dog mix (Pound Pup), Cinder a beautiful Shep/Pitt mix (Pound Pup), and Minerva a beautiful Shep/Pitt mix (Foster Fail). Gathering with friends and family, attending conventions, watching movies/tv shows, rooting for the 49rs, and crocheting.
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