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A review by mogffm3
Dear Girls: Intimate Tales, Untold Secrets, & Advice for Living Your Best Life by Ali Wong
3.0
Ali is a better a comedian than author, but overall still an enjoyable book.
It was more of a memoir. I've recently also read Kevin Hart's book, and I have a lot of respect for the work ethic of comedians -- it's a hard climb!
Loved the parts about the brutality of motherhood and bodily fluids, and then after that surprisingly, the epilogue by her spouse was interesting to me. It was not funny, and I almost was going to skip it, but listening to his perspective about her raunchy humor and how he accepts her as an artist was really endearing.
It was more of a memoir. I've recently also read Kevin Hart's book, and I have a lot of respect for the work ethic of comedians -- it's a hard climb!
Loved the parts about the brutality of motherhood and bodily fluids, and then after that surprisingly, the epilogue by her spouse was interesting to me. It was not funny, and I almost was going to skip it, but listening to his perspective about her raunchy humor and how he accepts her as an artist was really endearing.