I Might Regret This: Essays, Drawings, Vulnerabilities and Other Stuff | 
pickI would not say I am a fan of Abbi Jacobson. I have never seen anything she has done, including Broad City. My girlfriend thought I would like this and lent it to me. She was right. Abbi is funny, sweet, and sarcastic in these almost coming of age style stories about writing and acting, family, friendship, and heartbreak.
Less of a laugh track, more of a laugh stack😏
Discovered McKay‘s Nashville - used book warehouse!!! - and this is the book haul I allowed myself.😉 Got something for my Litsy gift exchange too!🤸🏻♀️
4 and 3 and 2 and 1! i think this would be a really enjoyable audio book 🤓 but i‘m enjoying it regardless 🥰 #imightregretthis #abbijacobson
pickWhy do people read my reviews? I love every book I read. This book was especially great. I'm about to embark on a road trip through the south so this was just awesome timing me reading this book. I thought I loved Abbi, but NOW I REALLY love Abbi. She was so raw and real with her emotions and all parts of her self in this book- she just let readers in like that! That's amazing!
pickI liked this. It‘s a bit of travel journal, a bit of a memoir and a lot of rambling and the thoughts that keep you awake at night - I like reading these to know I‘m not alone with the insane night time brain chatter!!
It‘s half term, so the girls are in soft play heaven (hell?) and I‘m getting into this one. It‘s sweet and engaging, but it needs a cup of tea to go alongside it... just to keep me warm in this giant soft play barn!!
so-soTe Araroa kilometers tramped: 1031.7 of 3005.3
Books completed on trail: 21
I watch all five seasons of Broad City earlier this year and I absolutely loved it. It was 100% perfect. I was so excited to read this but it was sort of meh. At the same time, it makes me wanna go on another long road trip.
pickI didn't know what to expect (maybe I didn't expect much). Probably between a pick and a so-so. I'll err on the positive—I did laugh.
Overdrive can't keep my pipeline full because of its stingy hold limit, so I'm really reaching for things to read. DH conked out early tonight, so I had extra jigsaw and reading time to myself.
pickDelightful read. Very relatable.
pickAbbi is, as always, relatable and hilarious. She recounts her cross country solitary road trip, with many late-night insomnia sessions thrown in for good measure. It's not all fun and games, as she dives a lot into serious issues like mental health. But it is definitely like good conversation with a good friend: she's on point, tells a great story, and knows how to make you laugh!
I'm not sure how well you'll be able to read my crooked pic, but damn it all if this isn't EXACTLY me on a page.
I connect with this List of Lists to Make so deeply. 🤣
On B&Bs:
"I don't even like ppl that much. I prefer being left alone. I'm hit or miss with small talk and awkwardly trying to make myself at home in a stranger's house is close to being my worse nightmare. I don't wanna insert myself into the drama about the zucchini! What the f**k am I doing at a bed & breakfast?!"
??? this is so me it hurts. I'm going through a rough time and this book is exactly what I need. I will NOT regret this ?
Having just watched the final season of Broad City, I finally borrowed Abbi's book on audio. I love a memoir read by the author, and this one has a strong start. The first chapter about the love letter from 1944 that was delivered to her mailbox in 2013 captivated me. I guess it was trendy news at the time, but as a non social media person, I had never heard the story. Feels like a good pick for a rainy day like today.
pickThis was like reading someone‘s journal as they process their first real heartbreak while driving cross-country. It was funny and introspective and I enjoyed the depth and the diversions. I am a huge Broad City fan and may be biased, but this was a terrific quick read, the perfect palate cleanser after a huge fantasy novel. 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
I feel like if I ever wrote a book it would have to have a chapter called “On Snacks.”
Saturday mornings are for new slippers, new library books, and watching Mamma Mia 2 with my mom!
Saturday afternoons, however, are for bridal showers... here‘s hoping there‘s a minimum of shower games we‘ll have to play 🙄
pickThis book is a must-read for all young women, but my dad is reading it and enjoying it too. I related to this book on almost every level. Abbi talks about how to be creatively fulfilled, but also how to be a boss in a creative industry. I especially liked the chapter on letters, but I won‘t spoil it here. Premise: she takes a solo road trip after a breakup, but the book is so much more than that. Please pick up a copy today.
pickAbbi Jacobson chronicles a three week road trip as she ponders what she wants out of life and love. It is an enjoyable read and I particularly liked her illustrations of podcasts and albums she listened to, her hack for 'cado toast, and numerous "sleep studies" when she couldn't sleep.
Confession: I don't watch Broad City and this is probably a more enjoyable read if you do. I enjoyed it but don't expect it to stick.
pickI really enjoyed this. I identified with a lot of what she wrote about as we are from about the same generation, give or take a couple of years. I also recently made a similar roadtrip-albeit with friends- but have had my fair share of solo journeys. Jacobson is a great writer. There are some beautifully written passages. Definitely recommend for someone who is around my age and like minded 😊
Have been wanting to read this for a while. I was trying to finish other books that I have started, but I haven‘t been motivated. i keep getting distracted by new things, new books 🤷♀️ Hopefully will get all the way through this one quickly 😜🙏
Started listening to this one yesterday at work, it‘s a bit long winded but I love Abbi Jacobson and I found myself nodding to a lot of what she has to say. If you‘re a fan of broad city you‘ll probably enjoy it.
pickThis was Abbi rambling and traveling. It may not be for everyone but I laughed and I found it to be real. I love Broad City and it was cool to find out how she met Alana and the made the show.
so-soJust finished this collection of essays. I enjoyed parts of it a lot, but it was a bit too meandering to keep my attention the entire time.
#essays #broadcity #nonfiction #audiobook
pickThis was a hit for me! I could easily relate to Abbi‘s idea of comfort in the form of solitude. Going on a road trip to clear your head & figure out stuff, sounded like something I‘d do. I could relate to a lot of her thoughts.
As a big fan of Broad City I really loved all the stories from behind the scenes & the creative process Abbi & Illana went through. Overall, I just really like Abbi based on what she shares. She‘s my kind of gal.
pickWhat a sweet memoir! Abbi Jacobson is heartbroken, so she decides to get out of the city (and her head) by going on a solo road trip. She chronicles her adventures with interludes of memories of her childhood, family, and of course, her path toward comedy. She‘s vulnerable and honest and refreshingly neurotic, exactly who I hoped she‘d be.
Fancy Coffee and Tea cups make me anxious! This is one of the many reasons I LOVE big mugs! 🤣
So sad that #broadcity is finished, but also really excited for the new & finale season to start real soon! 💔❤️
I bought this book as soon as it came out, but haven‘t had a chance to read it until now! So keen! 👍🏻
I have a mug of green tea with honey to accompany me, as my throat is sore. 👎🏻
pickI love Broad City so I had to pick this up. I mostly enjoyed the read. I liked that I was able to relate to her in certain aspects of her life. I felt her on the anxiety and overthinking bit. The art was really cool. I felt like her tangents went a little too far at times.
Weekend book haul! 📚💛
Good morning, you beautiful Libby download! 🎉🎉🎉
pickAbbi takes us along on her solo road trip and also on a solo road trip through her mind - loved the journey along her thoughts and the insights into her life and art. Recommend!
pickI really enjoyed a lot of this book, especially as read by Abbi Jacobson in the #audiobook. Her vulnerability in essays about her breakup and her musings on random topics were alternately moving and funny. However I can't help but feel like this memoir needed more editing, to push some of the essays further to get to the meat of the topic, to cut some of the tangents, and to give the book as a whole a structure or focus that made sense #QueerBooks
Current Read For Winter Break ❄️📖☕️
pickI love Abbi Jacobson but honestly didn‘t expect to love this book as much as I did but I DID. I LOVED it. Enjoyable and so damn heartfelt. I cried twice! Sobbed even. Please read.
Just started this on the commute in this AM. Love it so far.
Publication day new releases delivered to my Kindle are only one of the reasons I really love my local public library
