The Best Books Written by Your Celebrity BFFs
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We admit it. There are some celebrities out there that we totally imagine as our best friends. You know you've done it — imagined you were on a text chain with Tina Fey and Amy Poehler, or pretended to go clothing shopping with Mindy Kaling (the girl knows how to mix prints!). Well, now you can read all about them. Because your favorite celebrity BFFs have some awesome books out!
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Bossypants by Tina Fey
It's Tina Fey. Need we say more? Yes? OK, then. In Bossypants, Tina Fey tells hilarious stories from her life, and proves what we already knew about her: that she's smart, funny, and a total boss.
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Yes, Please by Amy Poehler
Is there anything we don't love about Amy Poehler? In Yes, Please, she gives us stories, lists, poetry, photographs, mantras, and advice. Just like Amy, it's super funny and full of adorable charm.
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Wildflower by Drew Barrymore
We've loved Drew since we first saw her in ET. And we've followed her career, her marriages, and her famous friendships since then. In Wildflower, Drew shares personal stories in the first book she has written about her life since age 14.
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Why Not Me? by Mindy Kaling
We love The Mindy Project. And we secretly feel like we are Kelly from The Office. So, an essay collection from Ms. Kaling called Why Not Me? That's a no-brainer.
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Normally, This Would Be Cause For Concern by Danielle Fishel
Am I old that I still LURVE Boy Meets World?! Well, no matter. Topanga can do anything, in my mind. And in Normally, This Would Be Cause For Concern, Danielle shows us what it's like being an awkward girl in Hollywood (faceplant in front of Ben Affleck, anyone?).
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I Don't Know What You Know Me From by Judy Greer
Judy Greer is every amazing actress's go-to wacky "best friend" in the movies. And after you read I Don't Know What You Know Me From, you'll want Judy to be your best friend, too. An essay collection that is at times intimate, and always funny.
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Year of Yes by Shonda Rhimes
Say yes to Shonda Rhimes's Year of Yes (sorry, had to go there!). She brought us Meredith Grey. She brought us Olivia Pope. She brought us Annalise Keating. Is there anything Shonda can't do?
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Not That Kind of Girl by Lena Dunham
Lena Dunham can do everything — movies, hit TV show, starting a publishing imprint . . . Is it any wonder that her personal essay collection, Not That Kind of Girl, gives us exactly what we need? A keenly observed book about making our way in the world.
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The Girl With the Lower Back Tattoo by Amy Schumer
Oh, Amy Schumer — how we do love thee. Let us count the ways . . . Come August, Amy brings us The Girl With the Lower Back Tattoo, and we can hardly wait. Everything Amy does is smart and funny, with a feminist bent, so we're preordering this baby NOW.