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Then I thought to myself, "Hey, this is my blog. One chapter has Ellen convincing you "why prison wouldn't be so bad" while another gives tips on getting out of embarrassing situations (such as accidentally flicking off John Travolta). Her insights are unique and there is a natural flow to her ideas that seems like a normal conversation of the most random topics possible.I recommend this book and audio book to everyone. I sat debating if not the greatest question ever asked, then certainly one what would cause the entire world to scratch its head. Unless you are the type of person who hates having a good time, cringes at the sound of laughter, and loathes anything to do with creating positive energy, then do not read this book. "The Brunch Bunch" is a great opener when regulars Paula Abdul, Diane Sawyer, Gloria Steinem, Donatella Versace, Ed Begley Jr., and Eminem come over to Ellen's for Sunday brunch, but some have to go to the kid's table when Diane shows up with Siegfried or Roy, Ed brings Tara Lipinski, and Paula brings her drycleaner. If you are a fun-loving human, go get this book or even better: the audio book."The reading of all good books is like conversation with the finest men of the past centuries." - Descartes
Each chapter is like a mini-stand-up routine that kept me laughing out loud the entire time. She is seriously one of the funniest people, and as it turns out, not a bad writer at all. And having Ellen talk directly to you is simply one of the best experiences. I had my headphones in during a car ride and my entire family was getting upset with my giggling. She is simply hilarious.Each chapter is simply a gem.
Do audio books count as books in respect to book reviews. In this book Ellen meets God, talks to a butterfly about the meaning of life, and even tells you how to save money by turning old fruit into blush and lip gloss (beware of bees). And since this audio book was read by the author, it's like Ellen became my best friend and she just loves to tell me stories. I do what I want." And with a sense of teenage rebellion, I stormed off and slammed my door behind me to write this review of Ellen DeGeneres's audio book that I bought on iTunes.I love this audio book. I think they were just jealous that they were not in on the joke.
The book is not a total loss, as there are a few moments when Ellen reaches hilarity, but mostly the book feels like a comedic struggle.I anticipate reading more from Ellen in the future, but hope it significantly surpasses the quality of this book. I have found myself laughing deeply at some of Ellen's standup, thus this book left me wondering if part of her comic genius is in her delivery. As a long standing fan of Ellen's comedy, I was disappointed with this effort. She presents a collection of comedy that seemed to range between a little genuine humor and a lot of mediocre humor.
It will have you laughing out loud, so I would not read it in a quiet library. Her tales of life experiences are fun to read or watch as it is part of her stand up comedy. This is a brilliant piece of work. This is a book to read before bed, in the bath tub, if your frustrated, on your coffee break, waiting at the airport. I loved it. The author has always been a favorite of mine. You will find this book easy to read.
The chapters are short yet straight to the point, no beating 'round the bushes. Now reading her book. Pretty interesting & really make my day. Remarkably nice. Seen her hosting on tv.
if i did not know that ellen was a millionaire, i would not have been able to tell by reading this book.she is so down to earth.i love her simplicity and "normality." She tells it just like an average person away from fame would.nice, easy read.FUNNY.FUNNY.FUNNY.FUNNY.FUNNY.did i mention FUNNY.
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