The Actual One: How I Tried, and Failed, to Avoid Adulthood Forever by Isy SuttieMy rating: 3 of 5 stars
Light, fun reading. The author sees her friends growing up around her and decides on some last adventures to get herself moving in the right direction. The book is fun-ish and an easy read. Not much that sticks with you after putting it down though. But I don't think that was the point. I wonder about the little comics that appear sporadically; they don't do too much for the big picture. There are some funny self-deprecating anecdotes that might make you smile.
about the author from Goodreads
Born The United Kingdom
Website http://www.isysuttie.com/
Twitter IsySuttie
Genre Nonfiction
Isy Suttie is an award-winning comedian, writer, songsmith and actress. With a string of television acting credits to her name, including SHAMELESS, WHITES and SKINS, she is perhaps best known for playing Dobby in PEEP SHOW. She has been nominated twice for a British Comedy Award.
She also regularly performs her own shows to live audiences, on radio and the Edinburgh Fringe Festival. The second series of her Sony award-winning radio series ISY SUTTIE'S LOVE LETTERS was broadcast on BBC Radio 4 in April 2014, and in 2014 she made her musical theatre debut as the starring role in THE A-Z OF MRS P at the Southwark Playhouse.
Born The United Kingdom
Website http://www.isysuttie.com/
Twitter IsySuttie
Genre Nonfiction
Isy Suttie is an award-winning comedian, writer, songsmith and actress. With a string of television acting credits to her name, including SHAMELESS, WHITES and SKINS, she is perhaps best known for playing Dobby in PEEP SHOW. She has been nominated twice for a British Comedy Award.
She also regularly performs her own shows to live audiences, on radio and the Edinburgh Fringe Festival. The second series of her Sony award-winning radio series ISY SUTTIE'S LOVE LETTERS was broadcast on BBC Radio 4 in April 2014, and in 2014 she made her musical theatre debut as the starring role in THE A-Z OF MRS P at the Southwark Playhouse.
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