“I inhaled this book. I did it on audio, and it was a perfect listen for me between heavier reading. Like most of us I had seen a few videos of Garg’s comedy, but I knew nothing about her. And what a remarkable life she has had, she grew up in a wealthy family in India. When she was 14, her father decided she would be in an arranged marriage, and she refused to marry, making her homeless. The memoir then covers how she came to America, and her life of great joy and failures prior to becoming a comic. Yes, there is humor, but this is not a book of snappy one liner comments but instead a book of a woman finding her own path, it just happens to be comedy. I am now a fan. By the way, after reading the book, I went and watched the comedy special she mentions. After the very end of the show, she brings onto the stage her husband and kids. It was so much fun to see them after reading about them.”