4.5 I Remember Nothing is a special book because Nora Ephron was special. She was especially smart, clever, curious, bold, funny, brave and insightful. One of her more poignant essays talks about things she will miss when she dies. Among many things are “twinkle lights, pie.” The combination of those two simple pleasures makes me feel equally joyful and sad. This bittersweet tone permeates the entire book but in the best way possible.

I liked it... it's honest and funny but the self-deprecating humour gets a little tiresome.