Title: Okay, but light
Product review: Rodney wrote his autobiography like he wrote his jokes - short, simple sentences. While this works great for comedy it doesn't work so well for his life story.Don't get me wrong, I love the man, and his story is especially heartbreaking during his early years -- his jokes about not being loved as a child are all too firmly based in reality -- but he omits little details like his marriage to his last wife, only mentioning his married life near the end of the book. It's a good and inspiring story, but in this case Rodney would have been helped by a ghostwriter.
Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
