The comedienne star of the Chelsea Handler Show describes her experiences with misbegotten boyfriends, her eccentric mixed-religion parents, and the working world, a lifetime marked by numerous inebriated misadventures.
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"A hilarious account ... you may not want to read it in public, for fear of snorting with laughter." ( Grazia)
"If I had the balls to really not care what people thought of me, this is the book I'd write." ( Belle de Jour)
"Ms. Handler's style is a friendlier, more workaday version of the haughty self-abasement practiced by Sarah Silverman, leavened by the everywoman spirit of Kathy Griffin... She seems like a cruel queen bee from an expensive college: There's something suspiciously sophisticated about how her jokes line up that suggests the moral austerity of a comic not of [Joan] Rivers's bad-girl school: Tina Fey" ( New York Times)
A New York Times #1 bestseller - Chelsea Handler's hilarious new collection of true-life stories
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