audiobookingwithleah's review
4.0
The lifelong struggle of a virtually unknown actress...hitting rock bottom and coming full circle
Book Title: Bathing & Single Girl
Author: Christine Elise McCarthy
Series: Stand Alone
Genre: Chic-Lit, Humorous
Source: Kindle E-Book (Library)
☆My Pick for Book Theme Song: Work Bitch by Britney Spears --this chic just needs a job.
Ratings Breakdown
Plot: 3.5/5
Characters: 3.8/5
The Feels: 3.5/5
Theme: 4.2/5
Flow: 3/5
Backdrop (World Building): 4/5
Originality: 4/5
Book Cover: 4/5
Ending: 5/5 Cliffhanger: No, Stand Alone
Will I read more from this Author???
My Thoughts
I almost dnf'd this a couple of different times. It really seemed to lack substance and a clear picture of where it was going, and it stayed that way until the last quarter of the book, maybe less. I only kept going because it was hilarious, seriously funny. I also didn't want to let Emily Valentine down, she always got screwed over (It's a 90210 thing --the OG version).
Yeah, so this is by the chic that played Emily Valentine in 90210, Christine Elise McCarthy. It's an opinionated and humorous depiction of her life, maybe, with some alterations; I'm not sure. If you’re a staunch republican or a born-again Christian; you probably will not like this. Overall, the ending is what saved this, because she gets her wake up call and finally, seriously finally, gets her act together. There are some situations in this book, where I seriously thought…TMI…way too much information. She really wasn't afraid to go there…like anywhere.
Sex Factor: Yes, all of them are rather uncomfortable…not necessarily badly written…just weird and kind of gross. She also has an unhealthy obsession with getting guys into a bathtub with her.
Book Title: Bathing & Single Girl
Author: Christine Elise McCarthy
Series: Stand Alone
Genre: Chic-Lit, Humorous
Source: Kindle E-Book (Library)
☆My Pick for Book Theme Song: Work Bitch by Britney Spears --this chic just needs a job.
Ratings Breakdown
Plot: 3.5/5
Characters: 3.8/5
The Feels: 3.5/5
Theme: 4.2/5
Flow: 3/5
Backdrop (World Building): 4/5
Originality: 4/5
Book Cover: 4/5
Ending: 5/5 Cliffhanger: No, Stand Alone
Will I read more from this Author???
Overall Rating: 3.7/5 STARS
My Thoughts
I almost dnf'd this a couple of different times. It really seemed to lack substance and a clear picture of where it was going, and it stayed that way until the last quarter of the book, maybe less. I only kept going because it was hilarious, seriously funny. I also didn't want to let Emily Valentine down, she always got screwed over (It's a 90210 thing --the OG version).
Yeah, so this is by the chic that played Emily Valentine in 90210, Christine Elise McCarthy. It's an opinionated and humorous depiction of her life, maybe, with some alterations; I'm not sure. If you’re a staunch republican or a born-again Christian; you probably will not like this. Overall, the ending is what saved this, because she gets her wake up call and finally, seriously finally, gets her act together. There are some situations in this book, where I seriously thought…TMI…way too much information. She really wasn't afraid to go there…like anywhere.
Sex Factor: Yes, all of them are rather uncomfortable…not necessarily badly written…just weird and kind of gross. She also has an unhealthy obsession with getting guys into a bathtub with her.
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