Funniest biography ever

Ali Wong struck a chord with audiences thanks to her brutally personal comedy and ability to make fun of the lowest moments of her life.

“Seriously … I’m Kidding” is her third book which was among New York Times Bestseller in 2011.
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The Scottish comedian and TV presenter tells the honest truth about mental health in her own funny way. He may be a major movie star now, but he relentlessly toured his comedy routine all over the United States for years before he broke into acting.

 The book charts his cross country tours, search for love, and about how and where rock ‘n roll stars have died.

Funny excerpts from the book:

“In New York, people are unhappy on purpose, because unhappiness makes them seem more complex; in Washington DC it just sort of works out that way.” 

“If I knew I was going to die at a specific moment in the future, it would be nice to be able to control what song I was listening to; this is why I always bring my iPod on airplanes.”

Editorial Review:

"[Klosterman] writes with real articulacy and feeling about the relationship between rock music and the non-alpha males who worship it.

Instead of “fixing” the way he spoke, he simply decided to stop using the letter “s,” much to the consternation of his instructor. From shooting Lulu (literally) to fights and heartache, this book, like her life, really is ‘bonkers.’
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Ever been called bossy?

Known for recreating famous people's Instagram pictures with extreme realism, Barber's brand of comedy has always felt unique.

Instead of trying to portray a perfect social media image, Barber has no qualms looking less than graceful online, which is completely refreshing.

Take care of revenge right away.”

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Editorial Review:

"Reading her words is like listening to a likably gabby friend chatter happily over generously poured glasses of red wine." -Washington Post

5. outrageous, courageous, moving, ironic and true.”—New York Times Book Review 

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Published in 2011, the book tells about his unparallelled wit, sharp observations, strong judgement and deep insights. . Notaro's candor about a sequence of devastating events that had led to the moment rightly garnered her a passionate fan base.

Since then, she's appeared in films like Instant Family and Army of the Dead and co-created One Mississippi, a TV series based on her life.

In I'm Just a Person, Notaro opens up about her life, including all of the difficult and challenging moments that inspired her heartbreaking yet hilarious stand-up routine.