
He focuses on the least interesting parts of his life and the dullest jokes. It would have helped if an experienced author had written it for him and sifted through the mundane.
He focuses on the least interesting parts of his life and the dullest jokes. It would have helped if an experienced author had written it for him and sifted through the mundane.
I almost bailed after the first chapter but, as I told a friend (who did bail!), “I think the sexy parts are going to be well-written so I might stick it out. 😅”
LISTEN.
I wasn‘t wrong.
The astute Litten may notice that all of Jen Comfort‘s books are now on my TBR. What can I say? I‘ll shamelessly allow a couple of initially off-putting characters to win me over if you throw some supreme spice and a Jeopardy!-style game show into the mix. 🥵😜
8 years?!? Thank you to each & every Litten for making it a welcoming place to be. I have “met” such wonderful people who have accepted, supported, and challenged me. 🥰
Behind on reviews because Dad‘s been hospitalized with pneumonia. 😢
I cheered on Amy‘s historic run on Jeopardy as the second longest champion. I was excited to read more about her life and coming out trans. Well, I like her a lot less after reading this. Like Ken Jennings, she‘s a bit smug. Her coming out story was interesting, but I could‘ve cared less about her tarot obsession or thoughts on drug use. 🤷🏻♀️ Not for me!
Easily the most revealing memoir I've ever read. I appreciate Amy's willingness to share so much about her life and experiences as a way to grow people's knowledge and mindsets, even if I could never bring myself to reciprocate! It was also funny and conversational, which is my fave memoir style. #memoir
Interesting book combining Ken Jenning‘s account of his winning streak on Jeopardy and a history of the popularity of trivia and people who like it and like competing about it. And I also like some of the same things that he does.
Starting a book I should have read years ago. Picked up at a Library sale. I am a less accomplished trivia lover than Ken. While I am just gradually getting through my other books, this will go MUCH faster
#12Booksof2021 #2ndBookof2021 I had a really hard time picking a favorite book for #February, because there were 3 that I really liked. However, this one was my favorite of the three, as I've always been a Jeopardy fan. My husband even got me this Alex Trebek funko for Christmas. Anxious People and The Midnight Library were both close contenders for favorite books in February.
@Andrew65