A Very Punchable Face

A Very Punchable Face gives you a look at the side of my bookshelf that is there mostly for a good time. Colin Jost turns awkward moments and poor choices into a very funny public record. He writes about family, comedy, competition, and the long practice behind a job that looks easy on television. I like how willing he is to be the least impressive person in his own story. The book offers no formal lesson about building a company, which is perfectly fine. It does offer the comfort of watching someone else preserve his worst moments in hardcover.