This was my first David Sedaris book and it will probably be my last unless my book club makes me read another one.
Category: Non-Fiction
Everything Is Figureoutable
I have a feeling this book is just the kick in the butt I need right now.
The Wealthy Speaker 2.0
Parts of this book really show its age, but I still got a lot of valuable tips that I have already begun implementing.
The Dark Queens
This book is so good and I learned so much about powerful medieval women. I cannot recommend it highly enough.
Think and Grow Rich
This book was not at all what I expected, and while I disagreed with parts of it, ultimately I appreciated the actionable tips it provided.
How Google Works
Ultimately, I was surprised at how enjoyable I found this book to be, but I recommend taking it with a grain of salt.
Rich as F*ck
This book is not for everyone, but I found some value in it and have already started working on the “homework” Frances assigned.
The Misadventures of an Awkward Black Girl
This book runs the gamut from funny to sad to sweet and I enjoyed every bit of it!
Marketing Made Simple
I read this book because a colleague recommended it, and while I found one inconsistency, for the most part I stand by everything in this book.
Alice Diamond and the Forty Elephants
Who doesn’t want to know more about female professional shoplifters operating at the end of the 18th and beginning of the 20th centuries?









