Yearbook

Yearbook by Seth Rogen is a hilariously candid collection of stories that feels like sitting down with an old friend who gets what it’s like to be on the outside looking in. As someone who knows the sting of being the odd one out, Rogen’s anecdotes about his awkward youth and his rise to comedy stardom hit close to home. His self-deprecating humor and unfiltered storytelling make you feel seen, like he’s saying, “Yeah, I didn’t fit in either, but look where it got me.” Having first discovered Rogen in Freaks and Geeks, I’ve always appreciated how he played the lovable slacker with a heart, and this book proves that wasn’t just acting. His stories, from messing up in school to surreal encounters with Hollywood elite, are infused with the same charm and wit that made him so relatable on-screen. Yearbook isn’t just a memoir; it’s a tribute to embracing your weirdness and finding the humor in life’s cringiest moments. A must-read for anyone who’s ever felt like an outsider

First, be aware this book & audio recording is presented in the way actual adults talk. That means swearing, sex stories, and a whole-lotta drug references. In doing so, YEARBOOK comes across as charming, honest, and entertaining. Like spending the weekend reminiscing with John Candy's character in Uncle Buck. Fun!

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