This is without a doubt, the worst expenditure I've made in years! Do yourself a favor and set fure to you money! The supposed humor contained within is at best morbid, at worst, criminal.

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.

To get me through part one of the 2016 holidays. It's bad enough spending time with extended family, but I'll take David Sedaris singing over my conservative family any day of the week.
Though not his best book by any means it was 100% worth the sale price. It had some stories I'd heard and loved and a few new ones to delight. Honestly the Holiday Letter had me in tears.

Like several other reviews, I laugh myself sick with David Sedaris stories. However, this collection of stories just weren't that funny.

Good-hearted satire is part of the season. This lacks heart. I also found the authors' snide narrative style as annoying as one two many supermarket hearings of have yourself a merry little Christmas.

Boring mostly. But certainly not what I wanted with holiday stories. Thanks, Audible, for thinking you were giving listeners a treat, but I’ll pass. Hope you give something a little more cheerful next year!

Couldn’t even get through the second story. Found this tedious and just not funny. Worse, it came off homophobic and racist. And could not believe the use of the word “retarded “. Glad to be able to return it.

As usual, David Sedaris had me cracking up on my way into work! Fast and inappropriately funny stories.

Great read for the holidays. I really enjoyed his essay on the differences between countries in how they celebrate Christmas.

Once again in this new edition Sedaris shows his creative ingenuity and why he is one of our favorite, best selling authors. The story comparing cultural Santas is sheer comic genius and side-splittingly hilarious. Just buy it.