Gwinnett County Public Library discussion

by Tina Fey is a New York Times bestseller. It was also featured on several "best books of 2011" lists. A few chapter titles include: "Peeing in Jars with Boys", "Sarah, Oprah, and Captain Hook", and "There's a Drunk Midget in My House". I admit I have come late to the Tina Fey party, but I admire this woman who has made such a mark in a male dominated profession. In my opinion, Fey and her cohorts, including Amy Poehler, made SNL more woman friendly. This book is a hoot for anyone who likes Fey's humor. She discusses growing up, getting started in comedy, working for Lorne Michaels, and working with Alec Baldwin. "The Mother's Prayer for Its Daughter" is a stitch, and so true. This is a quick, easy, funny read. This is definitely a beach read. *If you are borrowing the book from the library, be careful of the sand and water damage that usually occurs when taking items to the beach. We don't want to have to charge you for damage (yes, I am a librarian to the core).*