The Ten, Make That Nine, Habits of Very Organized People. Make That ten : : the Tweets of Steve Martin.

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With over 1.4 million followers (a number growing by the day), and a now famously uncanny ability to pack 140 characters with a maximum amount of humor and wit, Steve Martin has defined what it means to be a celebrity in today's world of social media. Martin's tweets have been covered by personal blogs, major news outlets, and everything in between, and this collection brings his funniest, most memorable messages together for avid followers and offline fans alike.

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didn't get it! submitted by fairytale on July 3, 2013, 11:15pm I was hoping to laugh at least once while reading this book, but that didn't happen. I just didn't get it!

Meh submitted by ejmarcash on July 10, 2013, 9:46am A few funny lines, but overall not very funny.

If you like Steve - you will like this submitted by ssmyth on July 23, 2013, 1:23pm The other reviewers didn't laugh - I did LOTS and LOUDLY!! My husband came in the room to find out what was so funny. Quick read and I thought - very clever.

Okay submitted by bautell on July 25, 2013, 8:41am I'm a Steve Martin fan. I don't have a twitter account. I chuckled a couple times.

Très drôle submitted by cherylo on August 4, 2013, 8:45pm Steve Martin's comedy persona is an odd combination of pseudo-egomaniac, everyman, and erudite literary figure, so I suspect his humor is not for everyone. Even so, I adored some of the material in this book, such as the "sing-a-longs," and also his candor in explaining he didn't really get Twitter at first. A quick, light read.

I originally gave this book 4 stars... submitted by tbbrown76 on August 12, 2014, 9:23am then changed it to five, but then back to 4. Scurvy Bar Nuns was my favorite. This book is very funny for people who understand comedy, the English language or Twitter. I give it 5 stars. (Oh, dag nabbit!)