I have read a lot of funny lady memoirs: Tina Fey's (ok), Ellen's (meh), Mindy Kaling (meh), Samantha Bee (pretty good), Rachel Dratch (pretty good), Nia Vardalos (pretty good). Amy Poehler's blows them all out of the water. 
 Her book is: 
 - honest without being cringy (is that a word?); 
 - funny, but not in a desperate trying-too-hard way; 
 - charming (the guest chapters from her parents and from Seth Meyers, the annotated chapter from Michael Schur, the photos from her youth); 
 - non-gossipy (she doesn't talk about her divorce and says up front she's not - she treats everyone in her book with respect). 
 Loved it. My fav parts were her stories from Parks and Rec (I would love to see her write another book about just that show) and her parenting stories (surprising for me). I wasn't as familiar with her work in the United Citizens Brigade (UCB) as I was with the folks who did Second City improv - but her chapters about it weren't too insidery. 
 I love Amy Poehler. I'd like to be her friend. But that will likely never happen. So her book is a good surrogate. I highly recommend this if you like reading funny, refreshing memoirs that aren't up their own butts.