Dark at the Roots, Sarah Thyre
Dark at the Roots, Sarah Thyre
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Dark at the Roots

Author: Sarah Thyre

Narrator: Suzy Jackson

Unabridged: 11 hr 52 min

Format: Digital Audiobook Download

Publisher: Recorded Books

Published: 11/06/2009


Synopsis

Best known for her role on the hit Comedy Central show Strangers with Candy, Sarah Thyre is an accomplished actress and writer. In this snappy memoir about growing up poor in the Deep South, Thyre relays vivid memories of her wacky parents, losing her virginity, and being infamously called "the family liar." "Thyre . has penned a book that lives up to its title; it's both harrowing and hilarious."-Booklist, starred review

Reviews

Goodreads review by Moya on November 07, 2007

(note that i tried to give this book 2 1/2 stars, which doesn't seem to be possible using the goodreads rating system....) this book was a tough read for me. having previously read augusten burroughs childhood memoir, running with scissors -- which was funny and awesome as well as disturbing -- and a......more

Goodreads review by Jodi Sh. on March 14, 2015

I would like to be Sarah Thyre's best friend. Which, seeing as I am the kind of person who has a dining room table that seat eight and refuses to get chairs, is a high compliment. This was one of those rare books I wished wouldn't end. I don't think there's a woman alive—no matter how happy you thin......more

Goodreads review by Lisa on January 23, 2009

Did you know Sarah Thyre is married to Andy Richter? I did not, and was surprised/pleased to learn this information. Anyway, I am sad to have finished reading Dark at the Roots, as it is a series of humorous vignettes about the author's tormented childhood, and the format and content are simply perf......more

Goodreads review by Jocelynne on May 04, 2009

Ab So lute ly HILARIOUS! I laughed out loud at so many parts! This chick has quite the way with words! And I could relate to so many of her anecdotes and behaviors. I saw myself in her. My only negative thing is that the book just ended. None of that epiphany shit, or moral-of-the-story story-wrapping-u......more