I hate to be that girl who read all of the biographies of all of the famous funny women in the last year, but...I am. Tina Fey, Mindy Kaling, Amy Poehler...sooner or later I'll probably round it out with Rachel Dratch. I love that I have this option, and I especially love how many smart, funny women there are in the comedy world right now. 
 Amy's offering was not necessarily the funniest or most adorable or most insightful of the bunch, but it was solid, and really, I just like spending time with her, ya know? 
 Favorite Quotes 
 [This book] is an attempt to speak to that feeling of being young and old at the same time. 
 Good for her! Not for me. That is the motto women should constantly repeat over and over again. 
 [The entire chapter titled, "sorry, sorry, sorry". If I could shelve this entire chapter under "being human" and "be better", I would.] 
 We would go out for recess and spend the whole time walking and talking. This is something I still love to do today. I call it "walking the beat." I often call my friends and tell them to meet me on a New York corner at a certain time. The physical act of walking combined with the opportunity to look out at the world while you are sharing your thoughts and feelings is very comforting to me.