This was great. I've honestly never thought much about about living with a stutter, so this brought some things to my attention. And the author writes about it in a way that anyone who's felt marginalized can relate to parts of this. It's not all about living with a stutter - there's parts of this that are just about his childhood, career, and dating, which weren't as interesting to me. But it's a memoir, and not a pop science book.