THE BOOK OF MYTHICALITY
BY RHETT AND LINK
Rhett and Link’s show, Good Mythical Morning, is
more or less a variety talk show with strong emphasis
on the variety. They have been known to make videos
on weird psychology experiments, the best dance
moves to avoid getting mugged and everything in
between, all while preaching a message of being one’s
mythical best to their millions of viewers. Their book,
“Rhett and Link’s Book of Mythicality: A Field Guide
to Curiosity, Creativity, and Tomfoolery,” pushes that
philosophy even further. Amid bits of trivia, personal
anecdotes and their trademark comedy, Rhett and
Link offer readers direct advice on ways for them to
take the reins of their lives and turn towards mythi-
cality. Within the pages of this tome, readers are
given the mission to eat something that scares them,
recommendations for making bold hair choices and
instructions on how to speak at their own funerals.
Rhett and Link use this book to put their mantra of
mythicality into action and show their viewers just
how they, personally, can be their mythical best.
ALL I KNOW NOW
BY CARRIE HOPE FLETCHER
Carrie Hope Fletcher is a tremendously accomplished
actor and YouTuber, finding success in each inde-
pendently. She has recently taken the time to pursue
another passion: writing. Her first book, “All I Know
Now,” is a memoir of the path her life followed to get
to where she now finds herself. Unlike many books
written in similar veins, Fletcher gives recognition to
the mistakes she’s made and the problems she’s faced
along the way. This mirrors the honesty and reality
that her channel, It’s Way Past My Bedtime, is well-
known for. Despite her success, Fletcher remains a
grounded and relatable human being, and this really
shows through in her memoir here. Readers will fin-
ish this book and walk away from it, not wishing that
they could live a life like her’s, but knowing that she
has lived a life like them.GUIDES
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