I can't imagine actually reading the book because it was so entertaining just to hear Tina tell her story.

She does get a little political at times and is awfully condescending toward the right so depending on your own leanings, this could be a selling point or a deal breaker.

Despite all her self-deprecating remarks, Tina has spot-on comic timing, which was quite enjoyable.

When she talks about her struggle with deciding whether to have a second child, it was like she had been reading my diary. She is very genuine and transparent.

I downloaded this book based on the glowing reviews from so many other listeners. So many people LOL-ing when listening to this book, how could I go wrong? I bought this as as person who thought Tina Fey's Sarah Palin impression was pure genius, but never found 30 Rock anything more than mildly amusing - so not a die-hard Tina Fey fan, but I respect her. And so I would suggest, based on my lackluster reaction - unless you are a die-hard Tina Fey fan - skip this book. Her life hasn't really been terribly interesting, and she make each little event in her life into a little joke, so it's one one-liner after another. These one-liners are her typical style of wry, sarcastic humor that is only mildly amusing (at best) unless your brainwaves are on exactly the same wavelength as hers. No LOL-ing here.

I found my mind wandering many times while trying to get through this book, it's just not that interesting. She does read nicely, though, I will say that. But overall, I feel I wasted my Audible subscription this month.

No.

I enjoy 30 Rock and bought this book expecting the witty, biographical ramblings of a deeply talented comedian. Instead, this was an un-funny, highly political, boring biography that intentionally omitted the only potentially-interesting part. (An attack on Fey as a child. I can respect the fact that she chose not to share the details of that attack, but then why refer to it at all if only to say that she's not going to talk about it? Good grief.) In this book, Ms. Fey comes across as an opinionated bigot (I was dumbfounded at how she repeatedly made fun of a man with a severe head injury) without a humorous bone in her body. I wish I'd never listened to it. Not only was it a huge waste of time, I have lost a lot of respect for her and her work. Don't bother.

None.

No.

I'm not going to say that the audiobook was better than the print version, but there's nothing like hearing Tina tell her own story! And the clips of SNL just make everything even better!

Perhaps this doesn't matter to most, but I appreciate that Tina still managed to tell her whole life story and, yet, only minimally talked about her husband and children. Sometimes you can say a lot with every little if you do it right.

I've been on a Autobiography kick lately (Keith Richard's Life and Rob Lowe's Stories I Only Tell My Friends) so I picked up Tina's book. I don't know if their books being so good made this one not funny but I guess I was expecting the story of her life not a 5 hour sarcastic summary of her random thoughts. The things I enjoyed about the other books was learning how they started, rough spots in thier lives and how they found success even though they screwed up. Not that this is a bad book because it wasn't but just not what I was expecting. Tina does a great job narrating her own story but I would have liked to see more depth in her story.

I like Tina Fey and think she's funny, so this audiobook was an entertaining, enjoyable listen. To me it got even better during the second half. I must say, the "hype" surrounding this book/audiobook was a bit far beyond what is the actual experience to me. Tina is funny, but not any more than you imagine or expect if you are a fan. Seriously people, don't be crashing your cars or anything like that. A comment on the actual audio production: The sound quality could be better...not sure why it sounds like Tina's in a tunnel or bathroom or something.

I really enjoyed this book. Tiny Fey is witty and funny. I just wish I had the pdf's she refers to.

Yes! I think most of the jokes in this book would still be funny the second time around!

There are so many things about her delivery that make this book great, and I think that anyone reading the book missed out on a great experience.

This is definitely one of the better actor autobiographies that I've listened to. Tina Fey tells a funny story while keeping you interested the whole time.

But, as much as I do, this book is really really really geared towards women. I should have seen that coming and I'm completely ok with that. I'm glad I read it but I found out rather quickly, I was not the intended audience.

Tina Fey tells her stories with forthrightness and humor -- from childhood through the present. A very good listen.