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Ten Steps to Nanette: A Memoir Situation by Hannah Gadsby

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pannamarchewka's review against another edition

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4.5


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5.0

Brilliant. An honest, informative and insightful book about Hannah’s journey in comedy, sexuality, trauma and neurodivergence. I

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kaitlinlovesbooks's review against another edition

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5.0


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biscuithead's review against another edition

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challenging dark funny informative reflective medium-paced

5.0

Haven't looked into all the Pablo Picasso stuff but the "feedback" I read on it reinforces my opinion that most people would rather dog pile on someone for laughs or to signal that they're "smart" and "hip" and "cool" instead of having a single nuanced brain cell. If you didn't like whatever Hannah was saying with the Picasso exhibit just say that and move on, or just don't say anything at all! I'm tired of cruel takes. Anyways this was a good memoir and I'd read another one. 

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zinelib's review against another edition

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4.0

This is basically 13 hours of backstory and context for the author's stand up show you probably saw on Netflix. If you appreciated Nanette, you'll probably like this book. I admire the way Gadsby's mind work, how she organized the memoir into ten sections and shares facts about each year as she goes when she's doing the remembering/growing up part. 

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5.0

I know this memoir details the ways in which Hannah Gadsby's brain has not been historically valued, but truly no other brain could have produced this funny, subversive, relatable, trauma-dumpster-fire of a work. I truly believe their unique way of thinking has gotten at intersectional issues that have yet to be recognized academically, all while just trying to take up their proper space in the world and reduce the burden of trauma for people to come.

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