Update: I took off a half star because the more I've been thinking about it, the more I realized that this book wasn't as funny as I had initially thought. A lot of the jokes are forced I think to remind the reader they're reading a comedian's memoir.

Overall, a fun, easy read. There were some parts that I greatly enjoyed, especially when she discussed her experiences with 30 Rock. Her commentary on everyday sexism as a working mom was also insightful. The order of the essays was a bit odd, in my opinion, but that might have been the case because I’m used to a more chronologically predictable structure.
If you’re looking for a book that has some humorous witticisms and is good to read before bed, this is a good choice.