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Reviewed by Carol Thompson for Readers' Favorite
Joy Alicia’s So Drunk a Tooth’s Gotta Go delivers a vibrant blend of humor and wisdom, covering various experiences from the gig economy to modern dating. Alicia’s essays are refreshingly candid, packed with sharp wit and insightful observations. Her essay “Dating Hacks & Dating Advice for Online & Offline” navigates through the nuances of digital romance with humor and critical insights, particularly highlighting women’s safety concerns in online dating. Her storytelling shines as she balances hilarity with serious tips for navigating complex social landscapes. “Would You Like a Gun with Those Fries?” tackles the challenges of customer service jobs in the gig economy. Her narrative offers a glimpse into the often-overlooked hardships faced by those in these roles, providing both sympathy and humor.
Joy Alicia explores personal growth and resilience in pieces like “When Abusers Fail to Destroy,” reflecting on her journey to overcome past bullies. She often employs metaphors and similes to create vivid comparisons that illuminate her experiences in both insightful and entertaining ways. Alicia’s use of hyperbole is unmatched; she exaggerates scenarios to absurd levels, eliciting laughter, and sharply critiques societal norms and behaviors, such as the extremes people go to in online dating or the lengths one might endure to avoid a bad date. The collection stands out for making readers laugh while engaging with meaningful topics. The essays are a compelling mix of lightheartedness and serious discourse, showcasing her skill as a storyteller who can entertain while inspiring thoughtful reflection. Alicia navigates complex topics with levity and insight, making So Drunk a Tooth’s Gotta Go a memorable read for those who appreciate a blend of comedy and candor.
