By: Laura LeBrun
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Ever wonder why Mormons have extreme road rage or why dating a cop is like playing Russian Roulette? Perhaps you are confused as to why you need to shave your butt or how viewing pornography will turn you into a serial killer. Luckily for you, Laura LeBrun answers all this and more with the wisdom of a woman who has been there and has your back! Not for the faint of heart, this book was written to make you laugh while educating you on the horrors of everyday life.
Laura LeBrun is a jack of all trades and a master of none. Laura currently works as anything that will pay her by day and a writer by night. Her number one passion is making others laugh and making them feel good about themselves.
This book was so funny. I laughed so hard I spit my coffee out. The author explains life in a way that hits close to home.
Loved this book! I couldn't put it down! What a quick read! Cant wait to read more by Laura!
Short & sweet chapters you can enjoy. LeBrun is a true storyteller, making me literally laugh out loud throughout the book! Her voice and hilarious perspective on life made my day everytime. I think about her stories often even weeks after finishing the book. I can't wait for her to come out with more!
This book is hilarious!!! Seriously, I may have even snorted a few times! Everyone is getting a copy in their stockings this year!
Finally a female version of Max Tucker/David Sedaris!! Laura’s ability to speak the truth about everyday topics in a hilarious manner captivated me the entire book!! I can’t wait to read the next one and can only anticipate it will be longer!
Laura LeBrun presents I Don't Like Your Kids (And Other Things I'm Afraid to Admit) an utterly hilarious blend of memoir and comedy, as well as an irreverent and scathing indictment of the bizarreness of everyday life. LeBrun openly confesses her personal travails (such as falling in love with a con man who literally stole thousands of dollars from her) with refreshing candour that makes one want to laugh, then cry, then laugh again. Highly recommended!
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