I Hope They Serve Beer In Hell by Tucker Max
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Book Reviews of I Hope They Serve Beer In Hell
Book Review: My selection for Book Club next month!!
Summary: 5 Stars
Please understand the name of our book club is "Read Between the Wines." I figure it will stimulate some interesting discussion, though it may polarize our group of middle-aged women. But I just don't get how you could not love this book if you are not a prude! As for the "been there done that" reprise of the negative reviewers here, I can only guess they are jealous THEY didn't publish these stories--if they indeed heard them first.
My attorney husband, for whom I bought the book as a Christmas present (and then wouldn't let him read it until I finished it), thinks all the stories are entirely made up. Personally, I don't CARE if the stories are true, because they are so damned funny! Even he cracks up when I look at him and say, "Exxon Valdez." We are thinking about mixing up a batch of Tucket Max Death Mix for the Superbowl...
Book Review: OUTRAGEOUS!!!!!
Summary: 5 Stars
Okay, I am a woman; how did I find this book so funny? I guess it could be because I am not the type of woman who would ever be with a Tucker Max. This mas is vile, outrageous, bordeline socipath, rude, and just plain nastyyyyyyy.
However, I was literally LAUGHING OUT LOUD at some of his escapades. I believe they are true, as he challenges anyone to dispute them. This has to be one of the most disturbingly funniest book I have ever read.
Tucker makes no apologies for his behavoir either, and why should he? All the girls he was with - they were NOT ladies in way shape or form. Tucker makes a good point, if women allow men to treat them disrepectfully; they will.
I have to say, some of his drunken nights turned my stomach, he leaves nothing to the imagination - NOTHING.
Book Review: One of the best books ever written
Summary: 5 Stars
Without a doubt, this is one of the best books ever written (aside from many editing errors. Who the hell edited this thing?). I am a 46 year old woman, and my partner and I read chapters out loud to each other and laughed ourselves to tears. We have loaned the book countless times and have ordered additional copies because we keep losing them. Tucker Max is a legend, a hilariously unapologetic writer, and a totally worthless human being--and for that, we love him. He took one (or twenty) for the team and made us all laugh in the process. (The story of the McGriddle is enough to send me into tears, and the race across the hotel lobby in his boxers was priceless.) Tucker, please keep writing. I don't know how you manage to be so scummy and yet make us love you and laugh in the process. But please-- continue on. You're a gem.Book Review: The Next Great Writer
Summary: 5 Stars
I was in the humor section of the bookstore this weekend looking for a gift for my father when I came across Tucker Max's "I Hope They Serve Beer in Hell." I was unfamiliar with his work, but the catchy title and cover looked interesting enough. I started thumbing through the book and before long I was laughing so loud I was drawing attention. I haven't stopped laughing since.
Mr. Max is a talented writer who has the ability to make the reader feel like they are standing next to him as the stories unfold. You may initially consider that the stories Mr. Max writes about in the book couldn't happen to anyone, but that feeling soon changes and you not only expect them to happen, you want more. This book is well written; side-splitting funny and I would and will recommend it to anyone who'll listen.
Book Review: Debaucherous Comedy--don't miss it!
Summary: 5 Stars
I'd never want to live Tucker Max's life, but I absolutely love reading about it. In this book, Tucker lives out every crazy desire you may have had (and many you haven't) and writes about it in language that is so vivid and witty, you feel as if you were there pounding drinks with him. Max's appeal to his readers is his honest depiction of his experiences as well as his boundless capacity for hedonism. No one lives life quite like Tucker Max, and frankly, no one really should. But we can all benefit from the comedy of one man's disregard for social norms and penchant for living life on his own hedonistic terms.
This is a fantastic book that you won't put down, and that will make you laugh till you ache. I can't wait for the next chapter in the Tucker Max chronicles!