I Love Everybody (and Other Atrocious Lies): True Tales of a Loudmouth Girl (Audiobook)

from ChrisWeir

Funny book with tales from the life of Laurie Notaro. Tales of a friend who takes a swim in a Japanese ornamental garden. Jerry the neighborhood tweeker and handyman. Her Nana who believes that all the stories on Lifetime channel are real, which leads to an emergency race to her house. A hilariou...

from anikill

I'm not quite finished with this book yet, but I'm loving it. This girl has sass. And its not a sass you feel like punching in the face either, its a sass you've gotta just love and giggle with. Its like she really gets it. She understands that some people aren't too smart, and you just need to l...

from twothumbsdown

I gave the first book of hers I read, Autobiography of a Fat Bride, a pretty bad review. I had bought this one at the same time and almost didn't read it since I really didn't like the other one, but this one was a lot better and it actually made me laugh. I still wouldn't say that Laurie Notaro ...

from hbsweet

"I know people are led to believe via television that the life of a columnist (e.g. Carrie Bradshaw) is a glamorous one filled with fancy clothes, fabulous parties, and Apple laptops. "That, I'm afraid, is a lie." "...You see, in journalism school, the day comes when you have to make a choice: br...

from bookwormteri

The more I read of the book, the more I liked it. A quarter of the way through, I was pretty meh about it, but felt mildly amused, so decided to keep reading. Once finished, I realized that I really enjoyed it. I almost peed myself reading about Laurie and friend at the Japanese garden...entertai...