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3.9 AVERAGE
3.9 AVERAGE
3.5 stars:
Enjoyable audiobook by Mike Myers. The story of his life and family thus far was intriguing. Nothing "oh my gosh, this is amazing" about it, but glad to have read it.
Enjoyable audiobook by Mike Myers. The story of his life and family thus far was intriguing. Nothing "oh my gosh, this is amazing" about it, but glad to have read it.
I highly recommend listening to this audiobook with your Canadian girlfriend.
I remember seeing Mike Myers for the first time in HBO, sometime when I was 10.
I remember listening to the scene from the famous scene from Wayne's World where they sing Bohemian Rhapsody.
I've never followed up on his career success, but boy was this book entertaining! Probably one of the best autobiographies I've read(only second to Trevor Noah's)
I remember listening to the scene from the famous scene from Wayne's World where they sing Bohemian Rhapsody.
I've never followed up on his career success, but boy was this book entertaining! Probably one of the best autobiographies I've read(only second to Trevor Noah's)
medium-paced
Part memoir, part love letter to Canada this is a short book by one of Canada's most famous exports. Very amusing in places, all it did is make me miss Canadian winters and the people of Canada. Good read, eh?
Half a memoir, half a love letter to his beloved country. Mike Myers is funny and witty, as expected, but also deeply touching when talking about his late father.
There is more direction and purpose to the book than I expected.
I didn’t realize Canadians were morbid. The book is filled with quirky and delightful observations of the kind, supported by hilarious anecdotes.
There is more direction and purpose to the book than I expected.
I didn’t realize Canadians were morbid. The book is filled with quirky and delightful observations of the kind, supported by hilarious anecdotes.
funny
informative
lighthearted
medium-paced
Enjoyed the first 3/4 of this book. As a fellow Canadian married to an American and living in America , I enjoyed the anecdotes and perspective of another ex-pat. I always enjoy an audio book read by the author and this was no exception until he waxed political for the last quarter of the book. Not what I was expecting from a comedian’s quasi-memoir and I prefer to remain as politically agnostic as possible in my leisure reading.