After listening to audiobooks that made me kind of mad or sad (Magic Pill and Careless People) I checked out the first funny looking audiobook I could find available from the library. Chelsea Handler’s latest book is a riot, and I will now be going back and reading all of her other memoirs!

I have never felt any type of way about her. I find her funny, but have never really sought out her content. Color me surprised about what a complex and fascinating person she is. The book premise seems to be about centering herself and becoming the ebullient person that she has wanted to be since she was a young girl, with emphasis on how she has become a default caregiver to so many young people in her life, and time spent soul searching during Covid lockdown. I found it insightful, obviously funny, and inspiring. (I also loved hearing her talk about one of my favorite places - I had no idea she had a home in Whistler!)