Now, this was so fascinating because it's all about Trevor Noah's experience of growing up in apartheid in South Africa.
i read the most popular celebrity memoirs (to tell you which ones are worth your time)
And honestly, I understand why because the performance, the delivery is just spellbinding. It is mesmerizing.
I didn't love the tone of this book. Mostly because Matthew Perry comes across as kind of a bit obnoxious.
This book, I felt like had some interesting ideas. It's kind of like a self-help book in a way, but I sometimes found that it was a little bit flimsy.
This book was one of the best things I have ever read.
I am on a one-man mission to get everyone to read this book cuz I think it is so brilliant.
So, on a subjective personal level, a lot of the content of this book was not that interesting, but I think it was very honest and soul-baring and it is really interesting to think about his experience because he has had a very peculiar and unique experience of being in the public eye from so young.





