This is my favorite book I've read (listened to) this year. FAVORITE! I've listened to (and read some) a lot of non-fiction, humor books, but nothing touches Bossypants. I am a fan of David Sedaris, and I recently strongly enjoyed Jenny Lawson's Let's Pretend This Never Happened: A Mostly True Memoir, but this one topped them all. 
 I can't say I was a Tina Fey fan, before listening to this. I did like her work on SNL, and I thought she made Date Night great, but I wasn't that familiar with her. Now I want to see every episode of 30 Rock and every movie she's ever been in. Am I gushing? I am not sure I can gush strongly enough. 
 I listened to this at work, and got more than one query and odd look, wondering if I was okay. It was the near continuous laughing out loud, you see. Tina Fey is bizarrely gifted, and knows how to tell a story. Bossypants gives background into her childhood, and charts her career, from its beginnings in skit comedy school to 30 Rock. 
 Further, this is the best audiobook conversion I've experience. No, I didn't read the book, but I have encountered lots of annoying technical difficulties with audio CDs (mostly due to poor naming and quality control). I've also heard some pretty lame narrators. This is HER story, and she's the best person to tell it with the perfect tone of voice and inflections. Beyond that, Fey actually changed up some of the book for the audio CD. Nothing factual, just stuff like "You'll find a photo of that in the included PDF file on Disc 5." Little touches like that made it the best audio CD experience I've ever had! 
 So now I am a fan, big time. I was so very sad when this ended---please Tina Fey--write another book and then narrate it SOON!