Amy Yasbeck

A very well written, FUNNY and touching book.

Loved everything about this book--

Amy writes with such emotion, a type that you never really saw in a memoir. Found myself going misty at several turns in the book.
The words lovingly illustrate fond recollections of this gifted actor..makes one wish to have known him, if not at least met.
The book exemplified the difference between sympathy and empathy for me--tended to turn towards the latter throughout.

For fans of John Ritter and/or Amy Yasbeck. Their love story. This is not Ritter's biography, though it does cover parts of his life. This is more about his contribution to comedy and television and just the general public.

I expected much more about John, and less about Amy. I find it insulting that his children (besides Stella) are barely mentioned. You won't find much here about his life outside of his relationship with Yasbeck. There are even no pictures of his children (besides Stella). Yasbeck comes off as self absorbed and you can't help but feel sorry for his children. I can't help but feel she used her husband's name to sell her writing. This book made me sad and made me NOT a fan of Ms. Yasbeck.