Usually only a David Sedaris book can produce that kind of humor for me, but Alice Clayton had such funny dialogue and circumstances in this book I laughed pretty hard several times. I may smile a bit or chuckle very slightly, but very rarely do I really laugh. It's not often that I actually laugh out loud while reading. This book truly was laugh-out-loud funny. I enjoyed Grace's relationship and exchanges with her best friend Holly, and their other friend Nick. I was kind of worried that Grace would be super skinny because the story is set in Hollywood. You have probably realized by now that I hate to read about effortlessly skinny characters. She has some self-esteem issues and has to work at her weight. She is imperfect, just like any regular woman. Big thanks to my best blogging friend The Book Vixen for recommending this book to me! I knew I was going to like The Unidentified Redhead when I read the first page and saw one of my husband's favorite phrases: "That's what she said." If I had a dollar for every time he's used that phrase.
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