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3.38 AVERAGE
3.38 AVERAGE
Oh, Sarah, you crack me up. . . but maybe you should make the F word a treat?
I loved the funny but poignant memoir stuff that comprised the beginning of the book. But then the focus shifted to a different style which isn't so much for me. I've never seen Silverman's show, and since i don't find as much humor in farts and penises as Sarah does, i probably wouldn't be it's biggest fan. So this was like two books to me. I give the first book 4 stars and the second book 2 stars.
funny
lighthearted
fast-paced
Content Warnings
Moderate: Drug use, Racial slurs, Racism, Sexual content, Suicide
If you like Sarah Silverman, you'll probably enjoy this book. It was a quick read, although I think it could have been a little shorter. There were times I literally laughed out loud, and I could hear Sarah's voice basically telling me everything in the book. It was quite fun!
I think the first half of the book was great with funny childhood stories but the second half wasn't as entertaining to me.
I liked it a lot, but I also felt like I was wasting my time. I probably OD-ed on comedy books since several that I had on hold came in at the same time.
Listen to the audio version. You'll love it, though the end is a little overboard.
I didn't expect anything less than what I got. Jews, Fart, and Penis jokes. All the other ridiculous humorous things that Sarah Silverman constantly has coming out of her mouth. I think this book is obviously just like her stand up or anything she does. If you love Sarah, and have the sense of humor of a teenage boy then you'll love this book. If you have no sense of humor, hate the Jews and don't think pee stories are funny... Probably, and clearly this book is not for you. You can't go into this book expecting it to be a literary masterpiece. That's just silly. It's a good book for some good laughs.
Might have been better had she waited another decade or two before writing this.