The Bedwetter by Sarah Silverman

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Warning from publisher to reader: At HarperCollins, we are committed to customer satisfaction. Before proceeding with your purchase, please take the following questionnaire: 1. Which of the following do you appreciate? A Women with somewhat horse-ish facial features. B Women who, while not super Jew-y, are more identifiably Jewish than, say, Natalie Portman. C Frequent discussion of unwanted body hair. 2. Are you offended by the following behavior? A Instructing one's grandmother to place baked goods in her rectal cavity. B Stripping naked in public—eleven times in a row. C Stabbing one's boss in the head with a writing implement. 3. The best way to treat an emotionally fragile young girl is: A Murder the main course of her Thanksgiving dinner before her very eyes. B Tell her that her older sister is prettier than she, and then immediately die. C Prevent her suicide by recommending she stay away from open windows. If you read the above questions without getting nauseous or forming a hate Web site, you are ready to buy this audiobook! Please proceed to the cashier. Review: "In this somewhat disjointed but appealing memoir, comedian Silverman chirpily narrates anecdotes about growing up Jewish in New Hampshire, her struggles with depression and bedwetting, her efforts to make it in comedy, the fun she's had working on her (now canceled) Comedy Central show, and coping with the controversy her jokes generate. Silverman's comic timing enhances the text; her little-girl voice clashes well with her exuberant love for crudity and fart jokes, and lends the more serious sections an unexpected poignancy. A Harper hardcover (Reviews, Mar. 29). (May)" Publishers Weekly (Copyright PWyxz LLC)
About the Author: Sarah Silverman is the co-creator and star of The Sarah Silverman Program. She won an Emmy in 2009 for her video I'm F***ing Matt Damon, and was nominated for a Primetime Emmy for her role on The Sarah Silverman Program. Silverman lives in Los Angeles with her dog, Duck, presuming he does not die prior to publication, which is moderately to extremely likely.

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