Friends, Lovers, and the Big Terrible Thing

No rating for memoirs, it just feels weird to do.. As someone who hasn't really watched Friends and doesn't know much about Matthew Perry, I went into this somewhat blind. I really felt for him - the book was very interesting and sad. He came across as very shallow and selfish (which he did acknowledge in the book). I could say a lot more about how he comes across (it's not great..) but I think I'll just say that the book is nothing if not honest.