Her other two works, Belly Laughs and Baby Laughs, were truly hilarious, the kind that could make you burst out laughing.

They were also extremely quick reads, taking just a day to finish. So, you didn't really mind that they were purely humorous and not overly well-written because, after all, that wasn't the main point.

However, this last one really left me perplexed as to why she thought it was worthy of being published.

It seemed to lack the charm and entertainment value that the previous two had.

The story felt flat, and the jokes didn't land as well.

Perhaps she was trying something new, but unfortunately, it didn't quite work out.

I really hope that her next book will be more in line with the quality of her earlier works and bring back the laughter that I so enjoyed.

The book I had to read was really awful.

It was very crass and lacked any real substance or depth.

I only endured reading it because it was the selection for my book club.

Thankfully, once the person who initially chose it realized just how bad it was, she had the good sense to change the selection to "Louder than Words".

This new choice was much better.

"Louder than Words" had a more engaging plot, well-developed characters, and a message that really made you think.

It was a pleasure to read compared to the previous one.

I'm glad the book club was able to make this switch and I'm looking forward to discussing "Louder than Words" with the group.

Overall, it was a fortunate turn of events that led to a much more enjoyable reading experience.

True Jenny style!

So, be forewarned before you pick up this book to read.

If you are easily offended by crude language and crude subjects, then this book is not for you.

Don't bother reading it.

However, for those of you who don't mind such things, this book is full of it.

The chapters in this book get straight to the point.

They are short and easy to read.

In fact, the whole book is a quick read.

I truly enjoyed reading this one.

I would highly recommend this book to those who have no issues with the content and are looking for an engaging and fast-paced read.

Give it a try and see if it suits your taste.

You might just be pleasantly surprised.

Although I myself do not have children and thus could not directly identify with some of the situations she described in this book, I still found it extremely hilarious.

Jenny approaches topics such as sex, babies, and everyday琐事 in an honest, almost disgustingly frank manner. Her unfiltered and bold way of presenting these matters makes for a highly entertaining read.

The book is filled with comical anecdotes and humorous insights that had me laughing out loud on several occasions. It's a quick read that doesn't require a lot of commitment but still manages to provide a great deal of entertainment.

Overall, I would highly recommend this book to anyone looking for a lighthearted and funny read that will brighten up their day.

Well, to be honest, this isn't really a great book. I'm not easily offended, and this book definitely didn't manage to do that. However, it also failed to elicit any hearty belly laughs from me. It's a very short read. In fact, there are plenty of blank pages and silly pictures that were used to pad out this book and make it seem much thicker than it actually is. It's almost as if the author was trying to deceive the readers into thinking they were getting a substantial volume when, in reality, it's quite lacking in substance. The story, if there even is one, is rather平淡无奇 and doesn't really engage the reader on a deeper level. Overall, I can't say that I would recommend this book to anyone looking for a truly enjoyable and thought-provoking read.

I've read Belly Laughs and Baby Laughs, so of course, I had to read this one too.

It's not for the faint of heart as McCarthy is extremely honest and can be rather crude in her writing. However, she does give you a heads-up about that.

I truly love her comedic style. There were so many parts in the book that had me laughing out loud.

It's a short book, which means you can finish it within a few hours if you have the time.

I'm really looking forward to reading her other books and experiencing more of her unique brand of humor.

I'm sure they'll be just as entertaining as this one.

I can't wait to see what else she has in store for her readers.

Overall, I highly recommend this book to anyone who enjoys a good laugh and doesn't mind a bit of crude humor.

It's a quick and enjoyable read that will leave you in a good mood.

Jenny McCarthy is truly an outstanding storyteller.

Her book is not only hilarious but also contains numerous parts that I could easily identify with.

I was particularly fond of the chapter titled "Yes I'm PMSing You A**hole"!

It's refreshing to come across a celebrity who acknowledges her own flaws and realizes that not everything in their lives is as perfect as it may seem.

However, it's important to note that if you're easily embarrassed by topics of a sexual nature, this book may not be for you.

And just to clarify, there is no mention of Jim Carrey in this book!

Overall, Jenny McCarthy's book offers an entertaining and relatable read for those who are open-minded and enjoy a good laugh.

This situation will truly make you ponder. Imagine your true love suddenly becomes sick of you and decides to move on to a younger version of yourself. It's a thought that can send shivers down your spine.

However, it's interesting to note that she does still write more about the LOL moments. These moments are scattered around all the drama that surrounds her ex-husband and her son. It seems that even in the midst of such turmoil, there are still glimmers of humor and light.

Perhaps these LOL moments are a way for her to cope with the difficult situations she finds herself in. They could be a source of strength and a reminder that life isn't all doom and gloom.

It makes you wonder how we all handle the challenges and changes that come our way. Do we focus on the negative or do we look for the silver linings? In this case, it seems that she is choosing to find the humor and share it with others.

I'm not a huge fan of Jenny McCarthy, mainly because of the whole vaccination issue.

Last night, just 5 minutes before closing time, I rushed into Half Price Books with the determination to pick up a JENNA McCarthy book. I deliberately skipped over several JENNY McCarthy books, but somehow, I still ended up with one of hers. Oops!

So far, it's better than "Belly Laughs," which I read a long time ago and thought was just average or not very good.

I've finished reading it now. I probably gave it three stars because it was exactly what I was in the mood for - mindlessly funny. However, if I had been in a different mood, I might not have been so lenient. It really has no real substance and is rather raunchy. So, keep that in mind if you打算read it.

A crude, yet highly entertaining, simple, and rapid read awaits you.

Although it is truly about her life experiences, the stories within are such that most women will find themselves able to relate on a deep level.

Reading this book is very much like having a wonderful night out with the girls, filled with laughter and shared moments.

I wholeheartedly recommend it for all women out there.

And for men as well, if you are curious to gain a little inside information about women, not only physically but also mentally.

There is plenty of funny stuff throughout the pages that will surely keep you engaged and amused.

It's a book that offers a unique perspective and a great source of entertainment for all.

So, don't hesitate to pick it up and embark on this enjoyable literary journey.

You won't be disappointed.

Meh. This was definitely the worst of her books so far.

I didn't find this one funny at all. There was no rhyme or reason to it. It was supposed to be a book about marriage, but she got divorced during the writing process and changed the theme to "life".

However, the first half is indeed about marriage and the second half is about nothing, making it a very disjointed book. I just really didn't like this one.

Nevertheless, I may still read her later books, though. This is because I am curious how her life changed after her son was diagnosed with autism.

I wonder if her experiences and emotions have influenced her writing style and the themes she explores in her subsequent works. Maybe there will be more depth and authenticity in her later books as she copes with the challenges and joys of raising a child with autism.

Despite my disappointment with this particular book, I am still willing to give her the benefit of the doubt and see what she has to offer in the future.

I have read Belly Laughs and truly thought it was extremely funny.

There are indeed several hilarious moments within this book. However, it also seemed rather crude at times and had a somewhat pessimistic attitude towards men.

Nonetheless, for the most part, I really like her humor. Her way of presenting jokes and stories can often bring a smile to my face and make me burst out laughing.

Although the crude parts might be a bit off-putting for some, I still find that her overall comedic style has its charm.

Perhaps it's the combination of her boldness and her ability to find humor in the ordinary that makes her writing so engaging.

Even with the flaws, Belly Laughs is a book that can provide a good dose of entertainment and laughter.

I look forward to reading more of her work in the future to see what other comedic gems she has in store.