Levine Review, Discussion. Wolff Review, Discussion. This book was very surprised because of its 4. Shane Dawson shared some of his best and worst experiences in I Hate Myselfie, the critically acclaimed book that secured his place as a gifted humorist and keen observer of millennial culture. They were right… almost.
In this new collection of original personal essays, Shane goes even deeper, sharing never-before-revealed stories from his life, giving readers a no-holds-barred look at moments both bizarre and relatable, from cult-like Christian after-school activities, dressing in drag, and losing his virginity, to hiring a psychic, clashes with celebrities, and coming to terms with his bisexuality.
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Post a Comment. I liked this. It took me about 20 pages to get addicted. Like I mentioned above, it was wonderful to read this book. Thank you to Shane Dawson for my honest thoughts.
You will love it too. Relatabe, self-depricating and humorous By T. Skylar There's more self-deprecating humour where that came from! I rarely, if ever pre-order books, but l pre-ordered It Gets Worse by Shane Dawson on the basis of how much l enjoyed his first book. Shane was one of the first YouTubers l truly paid attention to. He has become synonymous with the very word "YouTuber".
I found Dawson to be very relatable and engaging in his New York Times best seller I Hate Myselfie and by the end of the book l found myself wanting more. Well, more has arrived in the form of Shane's new volume, It Gets Worse. Despite it's rather depressing title, it is not a negative book and it offers a glimmer of light for all struggling teenagers.
While l can't relate on a personal basis to every or even most events described by Shane, he has the ability to be personable and connect with his audience. As proven with his first volume, his ability to reach his audience begins, but doesn't end behind a computer screen.
Dawson is witty, charming and displays surprising dept. He's watchable but also happens to be highly readable as well. Whether it's stories of his family pretending to win the lottery or a difficult heartbreak, the book is hard to put down. I must say l like Shane's second book more than the first.
While l Hate Myselfie was a funny collection of first experiences and essays of embarrassing stories, It Gets Worse picks deep at the metaphorical scabs on the YouTuber's skin. We find here a more mature Shane Dawson —that's not to say he gets all philosophical on us plans to stop making Galaxy videos— he's just more comfortable with himself and aware.
There are some darker moments and references to suicide and Dawson wanting to die as a teenager, but those are not including for comedic purposes.
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