Tina Fey's 'Bossypants'

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The main protagonist of the book “Bossypants” published in 2011 was Tina Fey herself. This book mainly focused on Tina’s struggles for/with feminism through personal experiences that at times were related to relationship problems. Today Tina Fey is known as a well diversified, comedian, writer, producer and American actress in Hollywood. To be funny and hard working one must have self confidence in them self in order to succeed in life’s accomplishments.
Throughout the whole book, Fey mainly thought about how she could turn a negative aspect or personal experience into a positive outlook by writing it in a funny way. A great example of this, was when she was explaining her beauty tips, when in reality they were mainly her just making fun of
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