Books like I hate everyone--starting with me by Joan Rivers
Joan Rivers, known for her sharp wit and outrageous comedy, shares her honest and unfiltered thoughts about various subjects. From dating rituals and funeral traditions to historical figures, including Anne Frank and Stephen Hawking, Rivers delivers her opinions with unflinching honesty. Her irreverent and sometimes cruel humor is as legendary as her reputation as one of the best comedians in the world. This book captures her signature style, offering a unique and often uncomfortable yet hilarious look at the human condition through her own lens.
First publish date: 2012
Genre: Humorous Fiction/Comic Satire
Authors: Joan Rivers
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