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3.9/5 Barnes & Noble Media type Print | 3.4/5 Goodreads Language English Originally published 2008 Genre Non-fiction | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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Review of i was told there d be cake by sloane crosley
I Was Told There'd Be Cake is a New York Times-bestselling collection of essays by American writer and literary publicist Sloane Crosley.
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- Review of i was told there d be cake by sloane crosley
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Let s read i was told there d be cake by sloane crosley
Reception
In 2008, I Was Told There'd Be Cake paved the way for several funny female essayists. Author Jonathan Lethem called Crosley "another mordant and mercurial wit from the realm of Sedaris and Vowell." David Sedaris called her writing "sure-footed, observant and relentlessly funny." Kirkus Reviews called it "Witty and entertaining"; the Seattle Times said "this book about nothing is riveting to the very end"; The New York Observer described it as "a funny book, and also a wistful book and a touching book". Elsewhere, the San Francisco Chronicle reviewer noted that while the book featured "sharp, self-effacing humor", the book's style reveals the author as "too clever for her own good" and "not... very, well, nice", though that by the book's end, "we forgive her deceptions".