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Ten Steps to Nanette: A Memoir Situation
by Hannah Gadsby
I went into this book expecting it to sound like one of Gadsby's comedy shows. It doesn't, so I was thrown off at first. But the longer I listened, the more it drew me in, and it was fascinating to hear Gadsby talk about their life and formative experiences, and everything that set them on the path they're on now, including all the obstacles and traumas they faced. And though it's not as packed with jokes as one of their routines, their humor is evident, threaded throughout in a way that drew me in even further.