In the Form of a Question - Amy Schneider - 4 stars

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Jeopardy is an important part of our dinner plans every night. Beginning in November of 2022, My husband and I were among the Americans who watched Amy Schneider during her lengthy winning run on jeopardy. She was always so smart, respectable and conservatively dressed. While on occasion she showed her humor, there was nothing in her stage persona to expect snarkiness.

Having finished her memoir, In the Form of a Question: The Joys and Rewards of a Curious Life, I can say that Amy is a little zany. I wasn't expecting her to be the kind of person who hung out in a bar giving tarot card readings, but turns out she is.

I appreciated that she took the time to answer her particular question about transitioning, because truthfully I was curious. That was answered and some which were not even on my jeopardy board.

She is opinionated and some of those opinions will be a bit surprising. I love that she has footnotes throughout the book and read every one of them.

I would have loved more info about Jeopardy, but this is Amy's book and Amy's story.