SNL50: Must-Reads From the Women of SNL

Average Rating: 3.9

In her first book, Amy Poehler shares a mix of personal stories, comedic musings, and life lessons. She draws you into her world, reflecting on her journey from the Upright Citizens Brigade to becoming a beloved figure on SNL. Full of sharp insights and humorous anecdotes, this book is sure to leave readers thinking as much as laughing.

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Average Rating: 4.4

Molly Shannon’s memoir is a candid exploration of her life and career, revealing the resilience that shaped her comedic genius. From the harrowing loss of loved ones to her rise in comedy, she shares hilarious yet heartfelt anecdotes that illuminate her journey on SNL and beyond.

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Average Rating: 3.8

Tina Fey’s memoir is an uproarious and insightful recount of her journey from nerdy girl to comedy star. Through witty narratives, she offers a glimpse into her time on SNL and the trials of balancing career and motherhood, proving her motto that laughter and heartfelt honesty can coexist.

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Average Rating: 4.5

In her outspoken memoir, Leslie Jones does not hold back. She shares her life stories, from her early days in stand-up to her time on SNL, with honesty and undeniable humor. It’s a revealing look at navigating a career in comedy as a tall Black woman and the personal experiences that shaped her voice.

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Average Rating: 3.5

Girl Walks Into a Bar . . . chronicles Rachel Dratch’s unexpected journey into parenthood at age 44, packed with her trademark wit. With tales from her days on SNL and navigating life’s challenges, Dratch’s story is a refreshingly candid take on finding love and becoming a mother.

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Average Rating: 3.8

Cecily Strong’s poignant exploration of grief and resilience following the death of her cousin amidst the global pandemic. Strong captures the complexities of loss, love, and laughter in this deeply personal memoir, sharing valuable life lessons learned through hardship.

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Average Rating: 3.4

The Bedwetter delivers an unapologetic look at comedian Sarah Silverman's life filled with humor, honesty, and poignant reflections. From her childhood in New Hampshire to her career, Silverman blends hilarity with her personal tales, breaking taboos and stereotypes along the way.

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Average Rating: 4.3

Casey Wilson shares a collection of essays that balances humor and pathos, examining womanhood and identity with remarkable candor. Each story is a testament to her writing prowess, giving readers insight into her life, family, and the intricacies of relationships.

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