After seeing the documentary "Yoo-Hoo, Mrs. Goldberg" I became very intrigued with the life of Gertrude Berg, the "brains" behind her character, Molly Goldberg, the lesser-known innovator of the situation comedy. I took my family to see the documentary, and my daughters were inspired, but like me, also surprised that they had not heard of Gertrude Berg.The GoldbergsI first took the book "Molly and Me" out of the library, and then I realized I had to own my own copy. The book is out of print. Lucky me, I was able to find a copy for $30. It's a must-read if you love Lucille Ball and all the comediennes and writer/directors who followed. Suffice to say that Molly Goldberg opened the door for the likes of Lucy.It's a true American success story, not to be missed.