Drew Barrymore's Favorite Books

Drew said “The way Tina Fey wrote as a woman made me laugh as a woman about everything in life."

Drew said “This is the book every woman should read because you might actually believe – in one small, delicate novel – that a man understands us.”

Drew said “This book was important to me as a teenager because you feel like you haven’t lived until you read it but then once you read it, you know how to live.”

Drew said “Bringing up two girls, this encapsulates what I want to instill in them.”

Drew said “This is my guilty-pleasure read. [Actor and playwright] Harvey Fierstein gave me a copy of this and I ate it up with a spoon.”

Drew said “This memoir really resonated with me. It is painful and beautiful to be inside the head and heart of an icon.”

Drew said “I always give this book as a gift. For any age, it is poetic and hauntingly nostalgic about life.”

Drew said “Under the most severe conditions a human can endure [chronicling his experience in a concentration camp], Viktor E. Frankl teaches us the alternative to being a victim and becomes the greatest teacher.”