Hey, Tina Fey is really funny. But you knew that already. And this book is quite funny - some of it truly laugh-out-loud funny, some of it a little more subtle. It was the perfect read for a plane ride, and my book club enjoyed discussing it. However, my book club had grievances (as we like to say). My biggest grievance was that the book's title and approach gave the impression that it might be a bit of a deeper examination of Fey's role in increasing the visibility and success of women in comedy, but I felt that she kept the entire book very surface-level and missed some opportunities to share her perspective. It worked as a comedy, but didn't work as a memoir - and maybe it wasn't supposed to be a memoir. But I had some expectation of memoir-ness (not a word, I know) that wasn't fulfilled.