So, the 4 star review is actually more justified this time around.

I can see how this book became the cut bits from book one - while the stories are funny, they're not as funny as the stories featured in the first book.

The race slagging was more prominent, again - Mame does not support that kind of talk/attitude, and she makes it known. Still, I wish it wasn't in the book at all... even though it was the time, at least the people who were nasty got what was coming to them in the form of irritation and or called out/blackened out from society.

Sitting back, taking both books in, I wish that a tv series was made of these books. I feel like anybody could play Mame and Patrick. Maybe one day they will make a tv show based on it. If they do I will be there and ready.