Holidays on ice

Locations
Call Number: BOCD Fiction, Adult BOCD / Nonfiction / Literary Arts / Sedaris, David
On Shelf At: Downtown Library, Pittsfield Branch, Westgate Branch

Location	Call Number	Branch	Item Status
Downtown 1st Floor	BOCD Fiction	Downtown Library	On Shelf
Pittsfield Adult A/V	Adult BOCD / Nonfiction / Literary Arts / Sedaris, David	Pittsfield Branch	On Shelf
Westgate Adult A/V	Adult BOCD / Nonfiction / Literary Arts / Sedaris, David	Westgate Branch	On Shelf
Malletts Adult A/V	Adult BOCD / Nonfiction / Literary Arts / Sedaris, David	Malletts Creek Branch	Due 02-01-2020

CD 1. Tracks 1-14: Intro & SantaLand diaries -- CD 2. Tracks 1-6: Based upon a true story ; Tracks 7-14: Season's greetings to our friends and family!! -- CD 3. Tracks 1-2: Front row center with Thaddeus Bristol ; Tracks 3-8: Dinah, the Christmas whore ; Tracks 9-12: Christmas means giving ; Track 13: End credits.
Read by the author, Amy Sedaris, and Ann Magnuson.
Compact disc.

COMMUNITY REVIEWS

David Sedaris is very funny. submitted by Jen Chapin-Smith on August 28, 2012, 11:24am Like everything by David Sedaris, "Holidays on Ice" is absolutely hilarious. I particularly liked his story about sending people to the Santa not of their choosing.
My one criticism is the author's use of the word "retarded" and his negative portrayal of people with cognitive disabilities.
David's sister Amy Sedaris has starred in numerous funny movies and shows including "Strangers with Candy," which is also available at the Ann Arbor District Library.

Pretty funny submitted by kelleyc on June 22, 2016, 12:30pm I particularly enjoyed the first two stories - Amy Sedaris is a real laugh. She reads with so much character. And of course, David Sedaris is as funny as ever.

They make a great team! submitted by mickplu on July 21, 2016, 9:25pm David Sedaris and Amy Sedaris narrate this series of hilarious holiday stories.

so funny! submitted by KOH on August 30, 2017, 9:22pm The santaland diaries are hilarious.

A holiday must read submitted by wysea on June 28, 2019, 9:13am I have a yearly tradition in December to reread this book. David Sedaris has a magical eye for finding the absurd in everyday life and describing it in a magical way. Pure genius.