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Jon Stewart: Beyond The Moments Of Zen (2012)

by Bruce Watson(Favorite Author)

3.65 of 5 Votes: 5

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English

genre

History & Biography

publisher

New Word CIty

review 1: I've watched Jon Stewart for only a year or so. I started watching just because I wanted to see what he was all about. I found some of his humor to be sophomoric, agreed with some of what he had to say and cringed over some of it. But I kept watching. Why? Because I found him to be very intelligent and I especially liked his guest interviews. I read this book to learn more about his background -- and the book provided that.
review 2: This is a pretty good book if you like Jon Stewart -- and I do. It's a puff piece by a fan boy, but you get to relive some great moments from the show and he does a decent job of showing how Stewart started his career doing stand up and moved up to The Daily Show. It's a short book, a fast read, easy to digest. Not much meat though... more, and I could have stood to have had more input from producers, writers, and even Stewart himself, although he's much quoted from his shows. Cautiously recommended. less

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