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Ever feel like life’s one big, hilarious disaster? You’re not alone.You’ll feel 20-32% better about your own life after diving into Amy Lyle’s uproarious, painfully relatable stories. From the awkward and absurd to the downright embarrassing, Amy’s self-deprecating humor shines a light on the messy, chaotic, and often ridiculous moments we all experience.Praise for The Book of Failures:"THE FUNNIEST, WITTIEST, AND MOST RELATABLE BOOK A GIRL COULD EVER READ." — A. Evers, BlueLine.com"If you’ve ever been married, divorced, had a relationship where they just weren’t that into you, been a student, accidentally pooped your pants, had a crazy-awesome friend, or have kids—you’ll find yourself nodding and laughing."— Jessica Van Derven, Wisconsin Trophy Wife"This book will make you feel, as a woman and as a mother, that you suck less." — Angie Stati, CarPool Shamers"Don’t read while drinking (your coffee or anything else—it WILL shoot out your nose from laughing)." — R. Johnson, Ivy Owl ReviewsAmy’s style and short stories will remind you of David Sedaris, Jenny Lawson, and Tina Fey.Take a wild ride through Amy’s unforgettable mishaps — like I Was Not Talking To You, where a stranger’s wave isn’t flirtation but a freeway warning; In The Neighborhood, where a cult’s arrival coincides suspiciously with missing cats; and Calls From Sharon, where Amy’s best friend rants about everything from political schools to “too clean” vaginas to scandalous bachelors.Featured on Atlanta & Company, NPR, The Atlanta Journal-Constitution, and many more, Amy Lyle is a comedian, screenwriter, playwright, and magazine contributor whose humor makes embracing your own chaos a joy.Available in Kindle, paperback, and audiobook formats, The Book of Failures is the perfect pick for your next book club or a gift to anyone who needs a good laugh.Laugh through the mess, embrace the fails, and remember—being perfectly imperfect is what makes us truly human.Be sure to check out Amy’s second bestseller, We’re All A Mess, It’s OK, because imperfection is our common ground—and the best part of life. Read more

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