This is the story of Miranda Hart, in her own words. Except, it's not the whole story. Also, it's not told in story form. Instead, it is more like a stand up routine, featuring grown-up Miranda and little Miranda (I forget how old, but I'm thinking fourteen or sixteen).

I adore Miranda. I've watched her three TV series many, many times. Reading this book was like watching another, brand-new show of hers.

While reading this, it occurred to me how the Miranda in the TV sitcom really is Miranda Hart in real life. I mean, I suspected she was pretty similar, but listening to her experiences in this book, I realised just how insecure and silly and fun she really is. Also, clumsy and embarrassed by herself. Qualities that make her so very endearing. And, honestly, I could relate to so much of what she says. A lot of the time, I was chuckling along with herm thinking that has totally been me in the past.

Anyone who likes a giggle. Someone looking for something not too serious. Also, someone who wants to feel a little less alone in their mistakes.

Miranda. Simply, Miranda. She is so funny. I've always felt a kind of kinship with her and the scrapes she gets into in her sitcom. But this book makes me realise how like her I really am.

Little Miranda. I know she was supposed to be annoying, but she bugged the heck out of me. I wasn't completely sold on her usefulness.

Watch 'Miranda.'

Happy. Entertained.

Miranda Hart. Comedian, actress, writer. I love this lady.

It's funny and will have you laughing out loud.

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