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Loading... I Love Everybody (and Other Atrocious Lies): True Tales of a Loudmouth…by Laurie Notaro
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will love Sign up for LibraryThing to find out whether you'll like this book. 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 is the funniest person ever, but she made me laugh this time. ( )Funny stories about the author's life. I can relate to some of her frustrations about dealing with "idiot people". Notaro shows life in all is glory and misery with a twist of selfishness & sarcasm. She always makes me laugh and takes me away from my worries for awhile I thought she was very funny at times. But they felt more like short stories, vs a book. Sometimes it felt like she was trying too hard to be funny. But when sh talked about being mean, or what she'd like to do at times, it was hilarious!!! 12/25/06 no reviews | add a review
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