Love some of David's stuff but find others a bit bizarre. So this is not all holiday fare by any means

great stuff as usual, but all but 2 stories were included in other books. disappointed.

Every single story is a Holiday treat spiked w/sarcasm, humor, and maybe a little Rum.

I always love David Sedaris' books. We have similar senses of humor. And him reading his work adds a second layer of wonderful.

I don't enjoy jolly ho-ho Christmas, but still I found these stories mean. And generally I like Sedaris. Eventually I just stopped listening.

I'm never disappointed by David Sedaris. He is brilliant again:) I highly recommend it to everyone.

I bought this audiobook because of the Santaland diaries which I really liked but after that he just has a lot of stories that are just made up rather than personal accounts from his history or about his family etc. which are my favorites. The extra stories on the end are already available on other audiobooks so those weren't special either. I love David Sedaris but I'm not sure if the Santaland diaries were worth $15 in an audiobook.

Interesting enough that I wasn't totally disappointed but there wasn't a lot of laugh out loud dialouge. I thought the most genuine and funny part was about the authors childhood. I wish there was a bit more of it.

It seems a bit mean-spiritred at times.

Sedaris did a fantastic job reading. It gave the text more authenticity.

This isn't the type of book that would lend itself to a movie.

I listened to it while I wrapped Christmas gifts. It was a present to myself and a relatively light "read".

This books is no exception to the level of popularity that the greatness of all other books David Sedaris has allowed him.

While this one would probably be properly appreciated during the holiday season, (Late October through December) I have no repercussions in giving this book all the stars allowed.

I purposely read and cherish Sedaris' books when they are read by the author himself (as this one is).

This is one of the type of books that I could easily see myself listening to again and being equally satisfied by it.

I bought it for "Santaland Diaries" which I had never read, and it alone is worth the price of admission. The rest, to me, is just filler; I liked best the ones I'm already familiar with ("Dinah the Christmas Whore" and "Six to Eight Black Men").