Jane Lynch's 'Happy Accidents' book review

There is so much more to Jane Lynch than her Sue Sylvester role on Glee. For fans of the actress who followed her for years before her big breakthrough role, this book will bring them much closer to understanding what makes her tick. Lynch has an acting range beyond comedy and her chops have been tested in film and television to critical acclaim. Beyond her fame is the Lynch who spent much of her life coming to terms with her own self and reaching a peace coinciding with Glee.

Lynch has earned her stripes along the way to stardom. Rejections, addiction, sexual orientation, and her own turn as a real life Sue Sylvester are just some of the stories told. Ironically, Lynch was part of a glee club in high school in her own attempts to deal with feeling like a misfit. Despite the rocky road to fame it was her desire to be a star that kept Lynch going. Through her own dedication and serendipity her efforts paid off.

From Best in Show, The 40-Year-Old Virgin, Julie & Julia, Criminal Minds, andGlee. Lynch is a pioneer in her own way. To think of her any other way is to underestimate what more Lynch has to offer.