Tony-nominated Broadway star Andrew Rannells tells stories about his life: auditioning for shows, relationships that did not last forever, mistakes he's made, and being the gay, single, New York City uncle to his ten nieces and nephews.

A fairly typical actor memoir in the form of a series of essays. I picked this one up because I was looking for some uncle/aunt content, but really only the last essay is about being an uncle. It's a good one, though! I also enjoyed his thoughts on his struggles during the beginning of the pandemic, as a single person who lives alone. All of it was an enjoyable way to spend a few hours, and he did a great job narrating. ( )