Yearbook

Books that are intentionally trying to be funny are usually a miss for me. I still read them, though, if I'm a fan of the supposed funny person. I guess I like pain or maybe I'm optimistic or maybe I like having a better understanding of said funny person. But there are only few exceptions where funny book is actually funny.

This is one of those times.

I listened to the audiobook, which was brilliant. Each story in this book was funny, to me personally. Some were laugh out loud funny (the Interview filming, the Tom Cruise meeting, the Nicolas Cage misunderstandings, the Kanye West stuff), and others were merely amusing, but I was entertained the entire time. I rarely think comedy books should be longer but this one should have been. I hope he does another.