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Too Much Is Not Enough
by Andrew Rannells
I am a huuuuuge fan of Andrew Rannells, so I may be a bit biased, but I loved this book! :)
Most celebrity memoirs tend to start from the beginning of their life and continues throughout their career up until they are writing the book. Andrew's memoir mainly takes place in his teen years and throughout his 20's. In fact, his book stops right at his Broadway debut in Hairspray, before all of his tremendous success.
I selfishly wanted to hear about his experience in The Book of Mormon and Girls, but I loved how the whole book takes place when he was a scrappy kid living in NYC on his own. I learned so much about him and fell in love with him even more (didn't know that was possible). This is a must read for any lover of Broadway, NYC, and of course Andrew.
Maybe he will write another one describing his life in his 30's! Here's to hoping!!
Most celebrity memoirs tend to start from the beginning of their life and continues throughout their career up until they are writing the book. Andrew's memoir mainly takes place in his teen years and throughout his 20's. In fact, his book stops right at his Broadway debut in Hairspray, before all of his tremendous success.
I selfishly wanted to hear about his experience in The Book of Mormon and Girls, but I loved how the whole book takes place when he was a scrappy kid living in NYC on his own. I learned so much about him and fell in love with him even more (didn't know that was possible). This is a must read for any lover of Broadway, NYC, and of course Andrew.
Maybe he will write another one describing his life in his 30's! Here's to hoping!!