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A sharp, hilarious, and ultimately heartbreaking conversation with your smartest friend over a very good lunch. These 12 books are the closest matches in mood, pace and themes, with what each one shares with I Remember Nothing and Other Reflections.
- intimate
- bittersweet
- cozy
- reflective
- 01
I Feel Bad About My Neck
Nora Ephron
A razor-sharp, laugh-out-loud conversation with your smartest friend about the indignities of aging and the bittersweet passage of time.
- 02
I might regret this
Abbi Jacobson
A funny, vulnerable road trip through the messy realities of relationships and self-discovery.
- 03
Wishful Drinking
Carrie Fisher · 2008
A razor-sharp, laugh-out-loud survival guide to Hollywood royalty, addiction, and the absurdity of being a human action figure.
- 04
Yes Please
Amy Poehler
Like sitting down for a boisterous, wine-fueled dinner with your funniest, wisest friend who isn't afraid to tell you the messy truth.
- 05
Why not me?
Mindy Kaling
A hilarious, cocktail-hour catch-up with your most successful, unapologetically ambitious friend.
- 06
The art of memoir
Mary Karr
An illuminating and cathartic exploration of how we shape our memories and how our memories shape us.
- 07
Bossypants
Tina Fey
A hilarious, rapid-fire masterclass in navigating life's absurdities with sharp wit and unapologetic confidence.
- 08
Heartburn
Nora Ephron
A razor-sharp, laugh-out-loud chronicle of a collapsing marriage that proves the best revenge is a perfectly executed vinaigrette.
- 09
Chelsea Chelsea bang bang
Chelsea Handler
A brisk, laugh-out-loud exploration of the ridiculous side of relationships, childhood, and navigating adulthood.
- 10
Remember
Lisa Genova
A comforting, conversational guide that transforms the terrifying prospect of forgetting into a fascinating exploration of how our minds actually work.
- 11
Best of Me
David Sedaris
A masterclass in observational comedy that invites you to laugh at the absurdity of human nature before quietly breaking your heart.
- 12
Blue nights
Joan Didion
A haunting, twilight meditation on the terrifying fragility of life, memory, and motherhood.
