Knee Deep in Paradise

Knee Deep in Paradise by Brett Butler, published by Hyperion on May 2, 1996, is a first edition work comprising 304 pages. This book recounts the author’s childhood in the South, detailing her experiences as the daughter of an absent, alcoholic father and her encounters with domestic abuse. It also explores her journey into the world of comedy, providing insights into her life before fame.
Readers will find a candid narrative that intertwines elements of art, humor, and personal biography. The book presents a unique perspective on the challenges Butler faced and how they shaped her career in entertainment. Through her storytelling, she offers reflections on resilience and the complexities of her upbringing, making it a significant addition to the genres of biography and humor.
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The star of the popular ABC-TV series Grace Under Fire recounts her childhood in the South as the daughter of an absent, alcoholic father, her experience with domestic abuse, and her start as a comedienne.
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