Love his books.
In this wonderfully funny collection of stand-up material that touches on everything from childhood and marriage to school, sports, and work, Bill Cosby returns to his early days of comedy to give us a look at the funny side of life. Fusing his classic jazzy timing and edgy humor with the intelligence and perception that have made him a huge star, Cosby writes about his first experiences skiing, lying to his mother as a child, and fretting about ingrown hairs in midlife. Fans young and old will be eager to add this paperback edition to their collection, while new fans everywhere will delight in this sampling of great comic genius. ( )

Have always loved Cosby. This was a quick, little and enjoyable read. ( )

I didn't care much for it, even though I do like Bill Cosby. It seemed to have a lot of bodily fluids. The best story was the second last, about when he was starting out in show business. ( )

Sadly, there are no essays about pudding. Or flip book sections of Cosby dancing or making funny faces. I forget why I have this one.

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