Silverman exposes some of the more private and embarrassing episodes of her youth in this autobiographical sketch of her life from early childhood to her recent successes in comedy and television. While not the best-written, most well-constructed piece of literature, it is however unabashedly honest and revealing. Readers looking for a step by step, linear tale of her personal history will be disappointed. The narrative is kept well-enough in line to be comprehensible, even if it is not absolutely comprehensive.
The Bedwetter is a very satisfying smattering of insights into the mind of the woman/comedian/showman.
