Another silly book for brainless summer reading.

I read the whole book, which is good, but never really loved it. I was hoping for something more - more laughs, more romance, more drama - any or all of the above.

Best part of this book was how it spawned a two day FB discussion about the possibility of eating one of every snack in the company vending machine.

Borrow this or skip it.




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Light story of the abuse suffered by the "bond girl". Not much of a plot but a few of the anecdotes are very funny. If you just want an easy read (which is exactly what I was looking for when I picked it up), it's good. But compared to an expose like Liars Poker (Lewis), Bond Girl is a far cry. ( )

The author claims she wrote this to show how much she loved Wall Street, but the message that comes across is that Wall Street is a sh#$ place to work and sexual harassment, and worse, are considered part of the job if you're female. The book was surprisingly lame considering the stellar review I had read and which had caused me to pick it up in the first place. ( )

Actually more of a 2 1/2 stars.A chick-lit. Started off quite well. But as it went on I wasn't truly convinced. Not as good as some of the better chick-lit books but can be read. ( )

I really found myself rooting for Alex. The "inside" story was fascinating and often funny. ( )