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saltandcedar 's review for:
I'm Just a Person
by Tig Notaro
I couldn't put this story down. I think everyone who has a strange relationship with one or more parents can relate to something in Tig Notaro's story. It's amazing what one person can go through in the space of just a year. I heard a review once of someone who didn't like this book because they thought it would be funnier and honestly I don't get that because, sure Notaro is a comedian but this isn't a comedy book, it's the story of her real life. I also found that there were certainly points where you just had to laugh, sometimes at yourself.
This book didn't change my life or unearth any deeply buried emotions, but I'm happy I took the time to read it and if you've been wondering about it, I suggest you do the same.
This book didn't change my life or unearth any deeply buried emotions, but I'm happy I took the time to read it and if you've been wondering about it, I suggest you do the same.