Ok, so technically I listened to this book, but Tina Fey herself narrates it, so it's even better. Also because I'm a fast reader, so this made the whole delightful experience last loads longer than it would have otherwise, offering me hours and hours of wisdom and hilarity. Besides being incredibly funny, Fey is also an inspiration to women everywhere-- she is a wonderful example of a woman with a dream, who works hard, and who succeeds despite not being married to some powerful man or being supersexy (I mean, she is, but not in the stereotypical way), but because she's wicked talented and doesn't give up. But she doesn't make it sound like it's all been a bed of roses, either. She's got all kinds of stories about childhood trauma, teenage humiliation, mishaps in early adulthood, and so on and so forth. Her path to success wasn't an easy or quick one. So... yeah. If you like laughing, read it. Unless you love Sarah Palin for reals. In that case, walk away.