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Liked It Rated 4 stars “This book demonstrates the dry wit of its author. If you "get" Charles Grodin, you'll enjoy this look at his experiences. Once I began reading, I had a hard time putting it down as his anecdotes are interesting. Written in first-person narrative, Grodin comes across as an honest man as...” see full review » see other reviews »

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  “This book demonstrates the dry wit of its author. If you "get" Charles Grodin, you'll enjoy this look at his experiences. Once I began reading, I had a hard time putting it down as his anecdotes are interesting.
  
  Written in first-person narrative, Grodin comes across as an honest man as he tells of his own shortcomings and forgives most offensives directed toward him. However, he is human, and after being treated rudely, he cites his successes.
  
  Rather than filling in details, he sometimes writes in snippets. Since he's usually verbose, I count this as a positive.”

  SmilingSally wrote this review Saturday, October 3 2009. ( reply | permalink ) Was this review helpful? Yes | No