If you are familiar and have enjoyed Amy's work in Parks & Rec or SNL, this memoir is for you. Interestingly, she doesn't air dirty laundry related to her personal life or work. She doesn't come close to offering deep rooted advice of any kind. Instead she recounts the time she crossed the line of human decency when she worked in SNL and the apology that followed years later. She doesn't hesitate in admitting her mistakes, the issues she has had with her looks as a teenager and her divorce. She humble, apologetic, hilarious, nostalgic, happy, optimistic, thankful and has an overall positive outlook towards her life. 
 I listened to this book on audio which is probably the best way to go about this book. Amy is hilarious and that's a fact. Her reading the book is like listening to a very long SNL opening monologue. There are special appearances by her close friends and parents which gives a nice touch to the narration. I particularly enjoyed Seth Meyer's narration of the chapter her wrote in this book. The conversation that follows his reading is very much reminiscent of the duo being co-hosts of weekend update in SNL. This, is what makes this audio book so special. 
 I will probably listen to this book again when I am on road for long hours. Traffic jam didn't bother me as I listened to Amy complaining about boring sex she had with an hot ex who was a model.