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jenmcreads 's review for:
Yes Please
by Amy Poehler
Like a lot of other people writing here, I will admit I wanted more of this book. I think the problem is a mixture of Poehler writing while quite busy with other projects and writing a memoir while not wanting to discuss some major aspects/periods of her life (like, for the most part, her marriage and divorce). That is her prerogative but it did limit the story she was able to craft. I liked the scrapbook element to the book and some of the whimsical layout elements. Overall it was an enjoyable read, despite falling short of expectations.