from CMash

i know i am, but what are you? by Samantha Bee Published by Gallery Books/A Division of Simon & Schuster, Inc. ISBN 978-1-4391-4273-8 At the request of Gallery Books, a HC was sent, at no charge to me, for my honest opinion. Synopsis (borrowed from book's jacket): Critics have called her "sweet, ...

from Magatha

Samantha Bee is hilarious, and Canadian. This is not exactly a memoir, more like a book of essays and anecdotes. An autobiomemessoir? She sets up her scenes perfectly. An example: her gut feeling is that May-December pairings are gross and culturally confusing. Sam and her mom are closer in age t...

from LizPhoto

I love Sam Bee on The Daily Show and this book was just as good as a live report. It kept me laughing till the end, which I was sad to be at. You must have a sense to love this book and Sam Bee.

from ctkjs

I'm more convinced she's my spirit animal. Funny, weird, uncomfortable. A fun time. Definitely difficult reading on my commute and trying to not be the weird one on the bus smiling and laughing to herself. But then again, nobody bothered me when I was...Funny, weird, uncomfortable. An overall goo...

from Carolee888

In "I know who you are, but what are you?" Samantha Bee takes us to her memories of a very strange childhood. All of her relatives were divorced and she lived with her granny or all by herself in an apartment in the bell tower of an old mansion. This book is crazy with belly laughs. She is very f...