I'm not as negative as some other reviewers, and this is light reading you can pick up when you have free time and nothing else Kindle-ish to read. I'll probably finish it, but it's not interesting enough to keep me bound to the pages. It has some insights into Newhart's life -- some of them not very complimentary although he seems to think providing phoney government travel vouchers for auditor work is amusing rather than shameful.The book doesn't do much to enhance his reputation and lessens his image as thoughtful humorist observer.