Title: Light, funny, and entertaining
Product review: While this book is indeed funny, I don't think it is as funny as "Fatherhood". Cosby pokes fun at himself in his new understandings of himself as an American who has reached the "big 5-O". Cosby's storytelling techniques are still at par, but this time around, his stories center on him and not so much on his relationship with family and friends. Cosby is an artist at humorously sharing his own physical and mental self-awareness with the reader. This book is a fast and easy read. There are parts where you will be laughing out loud and parts that you will be truly amused.
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