This book feels like a great big hug. Why? you may ask. What is my logic behind this statement? Well, let me explain: Though this is directly an autobiography of Felicia Day, written with her expected sweet and daffy wit, there's a larger theme here of acceptance. With Ms. Day's sharing the ins an...
In the build up to the holidays and winding down of the year, I’ve basically stopped reviewing—too many books, not enough time. Instead of trying to cram them in, or ignore them altogether, I’ve decided to do a little summary post for the most notable books I read in November and December so I can f...
I don't read a lot of biographies because I am not that interested in people, but recently I have read books by Tina Fey, Amy Poehler, and now Felicia Day. Beautiful women who are also funny fascinate and confuse me because they do not need to be funny to survive the way fat and bald guys do. The fa...
Did you know that if you are gaming and say Felicia Day three times into the reflection from the screen Felicia appears behind you and shoots an arrow into your knee? I heard it on the internet so it must be true.Memoirs and biographies are something I generally avoid like the port-a-loos at a music...
I really enjoyed this. I was a bit worried after some of the celebrity memoirs that I have read, that it would be a trying too hard to be funny and name dropping book. So I was incredibly happy when that was not the case. I chose to listen to the audiobook and I'm glad I did. It was genuinely funny ...
I adore this book. Let me state clearly that I am in the Felicia Day fandom, so that is certainly a reason that I loved it. And girl, if you're reading this, that blue dress on the cover is stunning on you! I never knew how much Felicia and I have in common. There was a time that I was homeschooled....
There is, a certain degree of difficulty in evaluating a memoir or autobiography, you can't really critique the plot -- "I just didn't find the protagonist all that believable here," "sure, things like that just happen..." You're limited to writing ability/style and what's contained in the volume (...
I don't read many memoirs. I usually prefer fiction. I was looking for something light-hearted to read in between heavier books, and was expecting something fairly humorous and mostly fluffy. I like Felicia Day. Like many people, I think she's really cute. I like the acting she's done, and I lik...
Just finished and I really loved it!Felicia has a very welcoming voice and writes as if she is talking to a friend. She is real, open, and heartfelt about her struggles and her journey. I identify with her struggles with her mental health issues because, after all, I should just be able to fix mysel...
I enjoyed Felicia Day’s memoir immensely, but I’m going to start this review with a caveat. I usually feel suspicious when young people write memoirs. Don’t get me wrong, a lot of young people have led remarkable lives that are worth reading about. It’s just that I’ve long felt that memoirs should...
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