I used to love Choose Your Own Adventure Tales as a kid, but often found myself skipping around instead of fully immersing myself into the story. Second person narrative just really never captures me. Thus, I really enjoyed the premise of Harris's autobiography, but felt at times, especially with the "made up" bits, that I wasn't getting as much meat as I wanted. This audio book version also didn't let me "choose," so that format was a bit lost in translation.

However, Harris is an excellent narrator, with a pleasant and emotive voice that DID capture my interest. I also liked how he talked candidly, with real names, about other people he has worked with and encountered during his career. The narrative arc regarding Harris's intense interest in discovering the magic behind, well, magic and Broadway and his own life was very cool.