
I was laughing out loud even as I read the flaps in the book and the back. And then I was laughing out loud when I was reading her message to readers and her acknowledgements at the beginning of the book. And so on... The laughing continued.
It's such a random book, with chapters about anything and everything. A chapter about Meditation? Yep. A chapter about Stretching? Yep. A chapter about Pros and Cons? Yep. She includes something for all ages! Colouring pages for children, a chapter for the older audience and a chapter for the teens. It's all there!
It's like a standup routine, but you're reading it instead of listening to her say it.
One part I thought was particularly funny was a chapter where she suddenly says that she bets you're thinking about how you're thirsty for tequila. She writes, "So that reader is going to take to their Twitter account and tweet, 'Reading Ellen's hilarious new book. Thirsty for tequila.' And if that makes people want to buy the book, I think that's great." (Seriously... I'm Kidding, Ellen Degeneres, p. 139) Well, I decided to sign onto Twitter and search for this phrase. Yep, it was there. In fact, at the exact moment that I made it my most recent tweet, 10 other people also tweeted the exact same sentence. Awesome.
I suggest you go out and buy this book. Read it as fast as you can (because I know once you start it, you won't want to put it down). Then make everyone you know read it by talking about how funny and great it was. Then once everyone has read it, keep it as a coffee table book or a bathroom reader. Because it's that funny that you will want to reread sections of it over and over again. Seriously... It's funny.
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