This book was just a truely great read!!! Could not go wrong with this one :)

Tedious. To be honest, I didn't finish the book. Sad, because I have read her blog. Thinking back I may have lost interest in the blog for the same reasons I didn't like the book.

A rambling book of crap, but funny crap. It is a disjointed compilation of stories and instances in time that the author tells with such wit that it is hard not to enjoy. I didn't give it 5 stars because it is a bit long of a book for what it offers. Either way, you can't expect a masterpiece of non-fiction (or fiction, depending on your gullibility) when reading this book, it is just supposed to be fun. If you are serious (grrrr) about the books you read then this is not your book....

This book does not deserve to be on any best seller or popular book list. Terrible writing, disjointed and pathetic.

It's rare I find a book I can't at least finish but after 160 pages that was more than enough. Unfortunately, it isn't funny just rambling crap. OK I cracked a smile twice but this book is weak at best and not worth reading in fact it is sad if it is true as mental health isn't funny.

I loved this book! I bought the book because the cover was cute and I heard it was on the globe and mail bestseller so I went with it. Within the first chapter I was laughing hysterically so much that tears were flowing from my eyes and I couldn't form a sentence. I couldn't put it down and everyday I found myself hauling the book from my purse and showing people the pictures and reading them bits and pieces. Jenny took even the saddest moments and made them okay, I appreciate the positive outlook she has and it made me look at how I react to negative situations. It was honest and real. It was a refreshing change to read Jenny's book. I was sad when I was finished and I hope very soon she writes another! I have recommended this book to every person I know.

I had no idea what to expect with this book but overall I enjoyed it. There were moments where I was unimpressed with the author's narration because it sounded a bit contrived but there were many many moments where I was laughing out loud. I read this book on a flight and I could not control my bursts of laughter. Although I enjoyed it, it is not a book that I would recommend for everyone. There are some people who would not appreciate this type of humour. I'd suggest sampling a few pages before purchasing.

This book is just one gag line after another that adds up to choppy, super annoying, plot-less crap.

I still don't really know who Jenny Lawson is... but laughed out loud the entire way through this book! A nice light, silly read!

I wasn’t sure what to expect from her book, to be completely honest. While it’s classified as a ‘mostly true memoir’, it could easily be shelved in the humour section. It’s up to you to decide for yourself what’s true and isn’t true, but I think it’s fair to say that stuff this crazy can’t be made up. Let’s Pretend This Never Happened is essentially a scatterbrained compilation of essays. There’s no flow or noticeable order to the stories, but it works. She talks about everything from her crazy childhood growing up with a father obsessed with taxidermy; how she met and then married her husband, Victor; their constant (but hilarious) bickering and bantering, complete with an argument captured solely on post-its; her struggles with conceiving their daughter, Haley; vaginal arthritis and of course, Beyonce. I did a little shout of joy when I got to the Beyonce story. Read the rest of my review here: http://letseatbooks.blogspot.ca/2012/07/lets-pretend-this-never-happened-by.html