Sarcastic, quirky and kooky,
I Like You - this jokey book on being the hostess with the mostess - is perhaps the only kind of hospitality book I could take serious.
Half of this is domestic, home-maker, party-planner, cookbook material. In fact it surprised me how much of
I Like You is straight up serious. Some of it's funny as hell, but then you suddenly get a recipe thrown into the mix. It's as scatterbrained as its author's onscreen performances. Hit and miss.
Amy Sedaris is generally a funny lady, but her brother David got the writer gene. She's more of a performer. That's fine if you listen to the audiobook, that way you at least get half of her talent. If this was a VIDEObook then you'd be in Amy Sedaris' wheelhouse!