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Possibly all Jonathan Ames’ problems–and the genesis of the amusing book–can be tracked back once again to the late-onset of his adolescence. In the end it can’t be simple to be sixteen having a bald “undistinguishable from that of the five-year old’s.”This incredibly enjoyable memoir is just a funny and touching look at life in Nyc. But this really is living for an author who can say “my first sexual encounter was somewhat traditional: it was having a prostitute”–an author who can speak about his wish to be a design for the Hair Club for Men and about meeting his daughter for the first time. Frequently informative, sometimes tender, always humorous and self deprecating, What’s To not Love?