07/17/2017
Rabbit tells how it went down with brutal honesty and outrageous humor in unexpected places.” — New York Times
“Unforgiving and darkly hilarious.” — Washington Post
“Rabbit feels like you are sitting in Williams’ living room, listening to her tell story after story over a cup of coffee. Somehow she’s managed to pull hilarity out of heartache. And when you are done laughing, you rejoice, her final words ringing in your ears.” — USA Today
“This is, in short, a humdinger of a memoir – mesmerizing” — Buffalo News
“Her story is one that dares everyone reading it to dream bigger.” — Bust Magazine
“Riveting…this is one autobiography that should not be missed.” — Huffington Post
“Ms. Pat, gives readers insight into what it’s really like to be young black woman growing up in America.” — TODAY.com
“Both savagely honest and often genuinely funny, this is the story of how a resilient woman survived a harrowing early life and found unexpected salvation through humor.” — Kirkus
“As heartbreaking as it is darkly hilarious, Rabbit will make you wipe away both tears of joy and sorrow...a memoir filled with wit and wisdom...Honest, poignant, and laugh-out-loud funny, Williams’ book is an absolute must-read.” — Shondaland
“A n extraordinary memoir…[Rabbit ] is both uproariously funny and heartbreakingly sad… Despite all the difficult parts, Ms. Pat’s story reminds us that redemption is always possible, and that love and humor can heal all wounds.” — Fredericksburg Free Lance-Star
“I pounced on [Ms. Pat’s] book. And I thought she did such a great job...God, [Rabbit] was entertaining. And I recommended it to so many people.” — David Sedaris, author of the New York Times bestseller Calypso
“Like Ms. Pat, I grew up in the hood during the crack epidemic, but I’ve never read anything like Rabbit . I didn’t know a story this sad could make me laugh so hard. That’s the comic genius of Ms. Pat!” — Loni Love, co-host of The Real
“People say “I laughed and I cried” and it sounds like a cliché. But Rabbit really took me there. It’s everything—poignant, heartbreaking and hilarious—all at once. I couldn’t put it down.” — Lee Daniels, creator of Empire
“She was able to elevate her personal stories of horror, sadness, violence, insanity into something that people can understand and relate to and see into a world that many of us don’t know.” — Marc Maron
Rabbit feels like you are sitting in Williams’ living room, listening to her tell story after story over a cup of coffee. Somehow she’s managed to pull hilarity out of heartache. And when you are done laughing, you rejoice, her final words ringing in your ears.
Rabbit tells how it went down with brutal honesty and outrageous humor in unexpected places.
Unforgiving and darkly hilarious.
Ms. Pat, gives readers insight into what it’s really like to be young black woman growing up in America.
Her story is one that dares everyone reading it to dream bigger.”
As heartbreaking as it is darkly hilarious, Rabbit will make you wipe away both tears of joy and sorrow...a memoir filled with wit and wisdom...Honest, poignant, and laugh-out-loud funny, Williams’ book is an absolute must-read.
Riveting…this is one autobiography that should not be missed.
This is, in short, a humdinger of a memoir – mesmerizing
“A n extraordinary memoir…[Rabbit ] is both uproariously funny and heartbreakingly sad… Despite all the difficult parts, Ms. Pat’s story reminds us that redemption is always possible, and that love and humor can heal all wounds.
Fredericksburg Free Lance-Star
Unforgiving and darkly hilarious.
Rabbit feels like you are sitting in Williams’ living room, listening to her tell story after story over a cup of coffee. Somehow she’s managed to pull hilarity out of heartache. And when you are done laughing, you rejoice, her final words ringing in your ears.
People say “I laughed and I cried” and it sounds like a cliché. But Rabbit really took me there. It’s everything—poignant, heartbreaking and hilarious—all at once. I couldn’t put it down.
She was able to elevate her personal stories of horror, sadness, violence, insanity into something that people can understand and relate to and see into a world that many of us don’t know.”
Like Ms. Pat, I grew up in the hood during the crack epidemic, but I’ve never read anything like Rabbit . I didn’t know a story this sad could make me laugh so hard. That’s the comic genius of Ms. Pat!
I pounced on [Ms. Pat’s] book. And I thought she did such a great job...God, [Rabbit] was entertaining. And I recommended it to so many people.”
Not only is Ms. Pat FUNNY as hell...But it wasn’t until I read Rabbit that I discovered how much she’s really been through. Ms. Pat survived PTA meetings and getting shot. That’s some real-ass shit!
Rabbit tells how it went down with brutal honesty and outrageous humor in unexpected places
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