Title: Highly funny book!
Product review: Laurie Notaro is just as funny as ever in her second nonfiction book. This time Notaro becomes an adult (or tries to)--getting married and buying a home with her new husband. The author recounts some of the funnier moments of her life, especially her family life--Notaro's QVC-obsessed mother and tiny Nana make regular appearances in this book, as do her three-year-old nephew, a child who terrorizes everyone and everything in his path.Some of the characters come alive in this book--everyone has a mother or knows a mother like Notaro's--but I would have liked to have seen more of Notaro's husband. We aren't even given a physical description of him. But in all, an extremely funny collection of short essays; I look forward to reading more of Notaro's writing.
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