The book consists of brief vignettes and comic (in both senses of the word) drawings about Brosh’s young life (she’s in her late 20s). I must have interrupted Melinda a dozen times to read to her passages that made me laugh out loud. But you’ll wish it went on longer, because it’s funny and smart as hell. You will rip through it in three hours, tops. They’re long nonfiction books that might look a little out of place beside the pool or on the beach.īut Hyperbole and a Half: Unfortunate Situations, Flawed Coping Mechanisms, Mayhem, and Other Things that Happened, by Allie Brosh, is an honest-to-goodness summer read. Some of the books I’ve recommended as summer reads really aren’t.
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