My audiobook consumption generally falls into three categories: Hefty historical books that I'd probably never sit down to read (like Book 2 of 52 in this series) Juvenile or YA fiction (the 2006 production of Gary Paulsen's Hatchet as read by Peter Coyote is the tensest audiobook experience I've ever had) Celebrities reading their memoirs Book four falls into that last category. This Time Together: Laughter and Reflection by Carol Burnett isn't a straight memoir - Burnet wrote that, One More Time: A Memoir , in 2003. Instead, it's a anecdotes that she often told in the Q&A sessions before tapings of The Carol Burnett Show , and then on tour. I say performances for a reason: listening to this book is like listening to her on stage. These stories have the polish of well practiced storytelling. And there's nothing wrong with that of course! Burnett is supremely talented performer - I would expect no less from her reading her own audiobook. This format als