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Anonymous wrote:Craig Ferguson: American on Purpose (and his second memoir, Riding the Elephant)
Colin Jost: A Very Punchable Face
Agree Rob Lowe's was good: Stories I Only Tell My Friends

I didn't know Craig Ferguson had written a second -- into the libro.fm cart it goes!

I think I heard about American on Purpose here, too. Thanks, DCUM!

PP here, it was probably me, I love that man lol. He has a new podcast called Joy that I'm enjoying a lot.

Minka Kelly’s was very good

Anonymous wrote:Craig Ferguson: American on Purpose (and his second memoir, Riding the Elephant)
Colin Jost: A Very Punchable Face
Agree Rob Lowe's was good: Stories I Only Tell My Friends

I didn't know Craig Ferguson had written a second -- into the libro.fm cart it goes!

I think I heard about American on Purpose here, too. Thanks, DCUM!

Anonymous wrote:Dave Grohl's is great! I think it was called The Storyteller. He talks about growing up in Springfield, VA, his path into music, his time with Nirvana, and his family. It was fun and he's a good reader.

+1

Anything by David Sedaris or Augusten Burroughs

Bossypants by Tina Fey is older but really good and very funny

Into Thin Air by John Krakauer (I love all of his books)

As You Wish by Cary Elwes - I am a huge fan of his and I loved this book, plus his accent is delicious

The Girl With the Lower Back Tattoo by Amy Schumer if you like her

Anonymous wrote:Crying in H Mart by Michelle Zauner.

I thought this was terrible on audio. So depressing and uninspired. I know it's not an upbeat story, but the narrator's voice was monotone.

Know my Name - Chanel Miller

Truth Be Told by Bev McLachlin
Pageboy by Eliot Page
All The Young Men by Ruth Coker Burks

Craig Ferguson: American on Purpose (and his second memoir, Riding the Elephant)
Colin Jost: A Very Punchable Face
Agree Rob Lowe's was good: Stories I Only Tell My Friends

Crying in H Mart by Michelle Zauner.

A Living Memory by Nicole Chung
Unprotected by Billy Porter
Lost & Found by Kathryn Schulz
Beautiful Country by Qian Julie Wang

Anonymous wrote:Dave Grohl's is great! I think it was called The Storyteller. He talks about growing up in Springfield, VA, his path into music, his time with Nirvana, and his family. It was fun and he's a good reader.

+1 this was a fantastic listen!

Anonymous wrote:Harriet Tubman, by Catherine Clinton
The Exceptions, by Kate Zernike

Both were fabulous!

I'm reading the Exceptions now and enjoying it.

In the Dream House by Carmen Maria Machado

Harriet Tubman, by Catherine Clinton
The Exceptions, by Kate Zernike

Both were fabulous!