No, It's Us Too!

Is It Just Me? #is extract of #1 with a bit more

by Miranda Hart

Well hello to you dear browser. Miranda Hart is on a mission to share her embarrassing stories and provide a Miran-ual for life in Is It Just Me? But in order to allay her fears that we all come-a-cropper in life, she asked the public to get in touch and share their pain because a problem shared is a... well it makes people laugh and that can't be bad can it?

No, It's Us Too! is a compilation of the funniest, craziest and most cringe-worthy stories that came from you, to make us all feel a bit less lonely and self-conscious because let's face it - life is too short. This free eBook also includes an exclusive preview of Miranda Hart's hilarious Is It Just Me?

Message from

'Well hello and thank you so much for sending in your fabulous and crazy stories and embarrassing anecdotes - I love you for that.

I am very glad it's not just me.

And you'll be pleased to hear that some of those stories have been chosen and made into an eBook. I know, clever isn't it?

And that is available to download on a computery-machine type thing.
For free. Yes for FREE and gratis. Don't say we don't treat you well.

So go and have a look at that and hopefully see you soon.

Bye for now.

X'

Genres: Nonfiction, Humor, Biography, Comedy, Amazon, Memoir

94 pages, Kindle Edition

First published September 11, 2012

About the author

Miranda Katharine Hart Dyke (born 14 December 1972), known professionally as Miranda Hart, is an English actress, writer and stand-up comedienne. She writes and stars in the BBC sitcom Miranda. She also appeared in French and Saunders, the BBC television series Hyperdrive and her semi-autobiographical sitcom Miranda Hart's Joke Shop on BBC Radio 2. In 2012, she began appearing in the BBC drama Call the Midwife as Camilla (Chummy) Fortescue-Cholmondeley-Browne.

Reviews

[Cassandra Debrown]

Ah, just what the doctor ordered, laughter being the best medicine and all... I started reading this a couple of hours ago but I haven't been able to finish it for one simple reason : I HAVE BEEN LAUGHING TOO HARD.I'm talking tears, snorts, groans (cos yes, it is us too!) and lots and lots of laughs. This book tickled every funny bone in my body. Thanks to the General Public for sharing those wildly inappropriate yet ludicrously hilarious moments that characterize human existence. I LOVE IT!
Cassandra DeBrown
Author of Legitimate Issues, Our Urban Utopia and A Little Bit of Black Magic.

[Karen]

Not so much a book, but a collection of tweets. Some funny, some mediocre and others tear inducingly hilarious.

One to dip into when you need cheering up

[Andrew]

Review Taken From The Pewter Wolf

This little free eBook was then filled of the best embarrassing stories from the general public with Miranda writing some comments at the start and end of the collection (and a little taster of Is It Just Me?).

I read this in two sittings and I was snorting with laughter, then cringing away from my Kindle then snorting with laughter again within a space of a few clicks. It instantly made me feel happier. Laughter is the best medicine and all... (and sad to say, I have done one or two of the tweets mentions).

If you want something fast, free and having you snorting with laughter, this is perfect!

[Yorky Caz]

This book had me literally weeping with laughter, its a series of tweets some funny some not as much but overall more hits than misses. A very quick read I finished it in 15 mins but would recommend

[Penny]

Just couldn't get into it

[Weenie]

Just a collection of Tweets from the general public but some which made me laugh out loud (probably because they had happened to me!).

[Jo]

Some where funny but not much else to say about it really..

[Kat]

This was a free read for the Kindle which I discovered thanks to another forum. The book is primarily made up of a series of tweets which were sent to Miranda Hart in order to promote her new book (described as a Miran-uel for life) Is It Just Me? I found some of the anecdotes that were tweeted, and included in the book, a little bit hard to believe but it was still very funny to read and I did find myself laughing out loud quite a lot. The tweets were occasionally broken up by pieces from Miranda on different subjects. These don't really add anything too the book but I guess they give an indication of what Is It Just Me? will be like. I'm not really sure about Miranda's style of writing. It definitely fits with her comedy persona but I'm not sure I could read a whole book in that style in one go but I think it would be good to dip in and out off. Given it was free book I can't really complain though - It was a quick and easy read and its good for a bit of a laugh. I definitely think fans of Miranda would enjoy reading this.

[Mark]

Ha! If you're a fan of Miranda's sitcom and the embarrassing mishaps that befall her, you'll love this collection of similar incidents shared with her by members of the public. I was laughing out loud at some of the incidents recalled here - luckily I was reading this in the comfort of my own home - woe betide anyone who tries reading this on a bus or Tube journey and fails to keep a straight face. Great laughs - can't wait to read Miranda's book when it is released.

[Dee (dees_book_blog)]

Nothing amazing here.

I mean it was funny reading everyone's funny moments etc, but after a while it got a little boring.

I think Mirandas book 'is it just me?' Will be good, but this one wasn't really for me.

[Kellyanne]

This was a freebie to promote Miranda's new book. It is full of tweets from the general public telling of their embarrassing moments.
There were a couple of funny entries but other than that I didn't find it that funny.

[Christina Lynn]

Since I am from the US, I am slowly getting acquainted with the comedy of Miranda Hart. If you have not watched her show, do it! It's on PBS.

Anyways, this is a funny book. Favorite tweet was about the person accidentally headbutting a 5-year old. Ouch!

[Marym]

Quite a few weren't funny, but enough were that I looked like a bit of an idiot a lot of the time trying to stop myself from laughing out loud on the train. I ended up grinning madly which probably wasn't much better!

[Teresa]

This is just a selection of tweets from fans of Miranda sharing their "moments". There are quite a few duplicate moments such as people coming out of the toilet trailing toilet paper and there was only one with made me laugh out loud. Hope Miranda's book is funnier.
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[The Bookish Wombat]

A collection of real life Miranda-like incidents, including falling over, public nudity and worse. This short book, which was free for Kindle, is a quick trot through the embarrassment of others - some of which made me laugh out loud.

[Catherine Bishop]

Im in this book! look out for the name Catherine Bishop!

Otherwise this is an immensly amusing book. I had great fun reading everyones entries for it. Definately worth reading if you want some fun! and its free!

[Anna (booksandbookends)]

A great free ebook filled with laughter from start to finish. It was a great book to share selections from with my family and friends, who in turn recounted their own embarrassing stories. We need more laughter in literature and using social media is certainly one way to achieve it.

[Anne]

This book was very funny, its complied of tweets from the general public about their embarrassing incidents. I downloaded it as it was a free kindle book from Amazon and very glad I did, I ended up laughing out loud when reading it and its a keeper.

[Peach]

It was alright! Some very funny tweets, just a bit of light escapism and very comforting to know I'm not the only one who's a total idiot most of the time.

[Beth Lawson]

A fun little freebie -- I went to sleep laughing! This is an ingenious promotional idea for Miranda's upcoming book. Miranda Hart is a treasure!

[Elizabeth]

Not bad for a freebie. Quite funny. Looking forward to reading Miranda Hart's book :)

[Suzanne]

First ebook I managed to finish on my tiny android screen as the short tweets are perfect for this format. Quite some giggles. Such fun!

[Rea Cobb]

Not my cuppa Tea at all glad it was free. One of those you have to be there for it to be funny I will stick to her shows xx

[Fiona]

Some of these are brilliant and made me laugh out loud....

[Bethany]

It was humorous, nice to know I'm not the only one who does silly things sometimes! Would have liked it to be longer though.

[Alice]

Collected Tweets about the awful, embarrassing things that happen to all of us. Or perhaps just most of us. Full of quick giggles, and it's FREE (and my friend @shivmeaker is in it).

[Laura]

very funny!

[Amkd69]

Very funny. Short read on kindle & free! Really made me laugh on tube home, so much I missed my stop.

[Amy]

i loved this book it was soooooo funny in places

[Shelbycat]

Really funny little freebie, i laughed outloud and scared my colleagues many times while reading this.