Books like Uganda be kidding me by Chelsea Handler
Chelsea Handler compiles a series of humorous essays that follow her misadventures around the world. From her perilous safari in Africa, to a chaotic kayak trip in the Bahamas, to an escape from a German hospital on crutches, the book captures the author’s sharp wit and willingness to find herself in absurd, entertaining situations. Readers discover that when she asks the most frequently asked travel questions, the answers are anything but credible.
First publish date: 2014
Genre: Travel & Geography/Travel Writing
Authors: Chelsea Handler
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