Roseannearchy

Dispatches from the Nut Farm

De: Roseanne Barr

Narrado por: Roseanne Barr

Roseanne Barr is a force of nature. Whether taking the sitcom world by storm, challenging accepted social norms, or battling the wild pigs inhabiting her nut farm in Hawaii, she is not to be trifled with. In this audibook, Roseanne unleashes her razor-sharp observations on hypocrisy, hubris, and self-perpetuating institutions of questionable value - as well as menopause, pharmaceuticals, and her grandkids. And she's as controversial, original, and funny as ever.

Raised half-Jewish, half-Mormon, and 100-percent misfit, Roseanne made a deal with Satan early on as the price she paid for stardom. But now she's looking to refinance the loan of her soul - this book represents her final exorcism of fame.

Displaying her brilliance and sharp wit, Roseanne discusses the humor of everyday life with musings on more serious topics, such as class warfare, feminism, the cult of celebrity, and Kabbalah. Bold, brash, and insightful, Roseannearchy shows that she can still skewer any subject under the sun and why The New York Times describes her appeal as the power of a whole planet, pulling everything around it inexorably into its orbit.

©2011 Roseanne Barr (P)2011 Simon & Schuster Audio

Roseanne is to funny to miss!!!

Any additional comments?

The intro to the book narrated by her 1st husband was great! Very insite ful! The first few chapters r not the best they r very politically charged but after that Roseanne really gets into telling her story n it is amazing!!!! I LMFAO!!! I'm listening a 2nd time!!

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Would you try another book from Roseanne Barr and/or Roseanne Barr?

I would give another one of her books a try in the future. She's very interesting.

What did you like best about this story?

At the beginning of the book, Roseanne speaks of her childhood. It is a really good listen, because she rarely delves into that subject on television or otherwise. Also, the forward, which is read by her first husband, (Bill?) Pentland really gets into her life right before she got famous.

What about Roseanne Barr’s performance did you like?

Everyone associates Roseanne with that loud, screeching voice. However, she's very toned down here and easy to listen to.

Do you think Roseannearchy needs a follow-up book? Why or why not?

I would listen to another book, but do I think she needs to? No. I think she's said what she needs to say.

Absolutely love

Listened in two sittings. Such a great book by a great author & story teller. Her leftist views are gone now but this captures how she used to think. Before being canceled.

Beautiful.

Here is what I have to say about this book: I came of age in a middle class, small town Wisconsin family in the 90's and Roseanne was the backdrop I remember so vividly coming through the small silver television off of our kitchen. I recently rewatched a lot of the Roseanne episodes and was so stunned to see what an impact she had on my life as I transitioned into woman hood and left home at the age of 17. Being oblivious to the drama that surrounded her only hearing snippets and vague stories Roseanne was never tarnished to me as a budding lady nor did I give a crap about how she sang the national anthem. She meant a lot to me in those years, and looking on her now I am awed by her strength and her voice. I imagine things were pretty horrible for her in her personal life, as she thoughtfully, beautifully, and sometimes wing-nuttily looks back on the in this book. But I am filled with admiration for her now as I was then. Cutting through the one dimensional media circus that surrounded her, her failed and sad marriages, she reveals her truth, and I am happy to have read it. She truly took one for the team that is womanhood and I am grateful. She above any knows that television doesn't reflect real people, nor does the media reflect the true opinions of people, because they never told the real story, which is this: I loved her, and we all did.

If you like Roseanne, then this is for you.

If you don't like Roseanne, then why would you buy this book in the first place?

love it

This is a great book. I love how Roseanne is so wonderful at taking insanely, important and serious issues and discusses them in a way that really makes it entertaining and informative. Read the book she explains her whole life story and how she came to be the person that she is today. She's great, the books great...buy it. If you like Rosanne, you'll like the book.

Love!

What made the experience of listening to Roseannearchy the most enjoyable?

I grew up watching Roseanne, and I think she is a wonderful, strong woman who did the best she could with what she had. I love her, and I loved every minute of this book.

Thank you, Roseanne, for being wonderful, funny, and an inspiration!

What does Roseanne Barr bring to the story that you wouldn’t experience if you just read the book?

To hear it all in her own voice was just perfect!

Was this a book you wanted to listen to all in one sitting?

Yes

Irreverent, deliciously funny!!

I have to say I enjoyed this book immensely. I couldn't stop listening to it all the way to the very end. I laughed at myself and enjoyed hearing all the hard times she went through. It made me feel so not alone. I never really new Roseanne, but now that I do I
wish I could spend an afternoon on the "Nut Farm" talking with her and drinking wine
and enjoying the "Mule" watching the pigs!

OMG, I so LOVE Roseanne

Roseanne, you rock!! While sometimes the dialogue appears to be THC induced, I totally LOVE it. I admit I'm a fan from way back and Roseanne continues to do what she does best. She say what's on her mind, in black and white, with good humour, and a taste of ethics. I gulped down the audiobook and my hubby is intrigued too even though he didn't watch the TV series. I hope you do live to a ripe old age Roseanne to keep the world honest. Thanks for sharing your history with us and letting us to get to know you a little more. I admire you speaking openly about your mental health too. Thank you.

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