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A hilarious autobiography that shows just how hard Kevin Hart worked to get where he is today.

With his immense talent for comedy, Kevin Hart writes some words. Some of those words are: the, a, for, above, and even Combine them and you get the funniest, most heartwarming, and most inspiring memoir on survival, success, and the importance of believing that you can achieve anything since ‘Old Yeller’.

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It starts in North Philadelphia. He was born an accidental child, unwanted by his parents He grew up in an environment where his father was a drug addict and he was often in and out of jail. He had a brother who was a crack dealer and a petty thief. His mother beat him with belts, frying pots, and his own toys when he misbehaved.

“Kevin Hart achieved his goals not only by working hard; but also by having a unique perspective on life.”

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The odds, in a nutshell, were stacked against him, just like the chances that are stacked against the publication of a new book in today’s world of social media where he is massive.

But Kevin Hart was able to turn his life around. In his first book, he takes the listener through what his life was like when he was young, what it is now, and how he overcame each challenge to become the person he is today.

I Can't Make This Up (2017) by Kevin Hart

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