Amy Poehler's memoir-ish, Yes Please has been on my "get around to it" to it list for quite a while, but I never seemed to until I started this whole audiobook at work experiment. I picked such a good one to start with, I'm actually glad I didn't read it first. Poehler interweaves comedy bits with...
This book has made me shed tears and has made me reflect on my own life. It has made me realize that my actions have consequences, sometimes in a distant future. Life is made of ups and downs, but it's only when you pick yourself up that you see who you really are as a person. If you'd have a...
No Please. It turns out that I am not a big fan of Amy Poehler and honestly I probably wouldn't have picked this up if it weren't free. So although I have found many of Amy's comedy skits entertaining it appears my tolerance for her revolves around 3 min SNL clips. That being said, if you are a h...
This was meh. I suppose I was expecting more. There were a few funny things but mostly she talked about how hard it is to write a book. When telling a story she would veer into another story only to come back. A little disjointed to say the least. Not a bad book, just disappointing.
I liked the part in the introduction where she gave rules to reading this book. Very creative and funny. I think this was by far the funniest book I've ever listened to. I laughed the whole time I was listening to the audio book. I wish my life was as exciting as Amy Poehler's. I would recommend thi...
I'm still not in the mood to string two thoughts together and put 'em down on paper so here's another short review. This book neither made me laugh nor did it make me cry, as promised in the blurbage. I guess this confirms that I am heartless. I am what I am. Despite that, and despite not knowin...
Turns out Poehler has accomplished so much in her life (so far) by working her ass off and never sleeping. She reveals a little about her life, but not so much as to be embarrassing, mostly giving an overview of different aspects. The chapter on Parks & Rec gives a look into how such a thing is done...
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