Amy Schumer

I have wanted to read this book for a loooooong time. I have always been fond of Amy Schumer ever since I discovered her. There is just something about her. She's brutally honest and relatable in so many ways. I didn't really know what to expect with this book because I only read one "celebrity" book before and it was really bad. Still, I took a chance here and it was worth it. Good job Amy! (as if you needed my approval... and as If she were reading this^^)



I felt like I just got out of one long talk with a friend. She just states things as they are, standing in her truth. I laughed a lot, looked up for her sometimes, and I cried... A little. Well, this is not just a funny book about her crazy sex &love experiences (of course there are some of those which are hilarious!), or about her weight issues (by the way why does people always feel the need to talk about her weight when there is so much more to say about her than that?).

This book is not just a bunch of funny stories. It's her story, who she is. She's not that super hero funny and happy all the time. She had her hard times, she fought to get where she is. She has her flaws, of course she's far from perfect (and she constantly repeats it) but she's come a long way and somehow, now she knows who she is and wants to be.



To be continued on my blog
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Entreprise de marketing ou pas, The Girl with the Lower Back Tattoo vaut tout de même le détour, surtout si on est fan de Schumer. En effet, la jeune femme originaire de New York, féministe assumée, se raconte avec beaucoup de transparence même si cela signifie se montrer sous un moins beau jour.
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