Me Talk Pretty One Day

This is a book of several short stories; an autobiography of David Sedaris about his life from childhood to middle age. Each story is only slightly related to the rest; little bits of it being mentioned at random times. It was... interesting, for lack of a better word. It was a good read, but not one of my personal favorties. It jumps around too much and is way too lenient, and kind of difficult to track. It would be for those readers who are tolerant of annoyances and random comments and... conceited people, because David Sedaris is a very conceited person. He was kind of difficult to 'listen' to, with all of his views and being so biased, but he does have a very good point with a few things. He is a good writer, and good at getting people hooked, even I was waiting to see what in the world would happen next.