Bad Girls Gde Getting What You Want

It's great little book for laughs- with a good message that we forget- to have fun and make our own rules- So, some of the advice is ridiculous, but so what?

You either get Cameron Tuttle's books and her brand of humor or you don't, Personally I love her books. The Bad Girl's Guide To Getting What You Want, is my favorite of hers. There's good solid advice, but theres also tons of fun and badness without making you want to puke in the book. This book isn't supposed to be a survival guide, it's supposed to help you realize what you want and then show you that you've got all that you need right in your bad girl self.The book does this by covering major aspects of life clarifying them with humor and showing you different ways to get through [bad] stuff- Like job interviews. Overall I think this book is great for anyone who goes at a life with a sense of humor but not really for those who are looking for a new spiritual outlook or some sort revelation on what it is to be a woman.

I really do laugh out loud every time I open this book. It is packed with hilarious stuff. Crazy, witty, wild bad girl advice about managing your life, your career, your relationships--all with bad girl style. The kind of stuff that makes you pick up your phone and call your sister in Boston to read her an excerpt just to hear her laugh. It's a fun read cover to cover, and also great to leave lying around the house for those moments when you need a laugh. Since reading her books, I've given Cameron Tuttle's bad girl's guides (both this and the Bad Girl's Guide to the Open Road) as gifts to my mom (she loves it), my sister (ditto), and all of my bad girl friends. Do yourself a favor and buy this book!

I absolutely, positively LOVE this book...it is not only a great and fun read, it rings true for all women out there! I got mine as a gift and am planning to buy one for all my girlfriends!

If you don't have a sense of humor, don't buy The Bad Girl's Guide To Getting What You Want. Among other great advice, this book explains how to get a date, lose a date, get a job and then do as little as possible to keep the job. It is racy, edgy, and often downright crude. I LOVED it. I picked it up in the airport and didn't even have to "lose to loser" next to me on the flight because I was laughing so hard my 7-Up was coming out my nose. If I had been given "the man translator" at age 16, my hair wouldn't be gray today. I especially appreciated the advice on taking the mini vacations (that I deserve) from work. So far this month I've had minor surgery, jury duty and traffic court (but really I've had massages, facials and pedicures). I can't wait to give these as stocking stuffers to all of my friends and family, good and bad alike.