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The writing style the author uses is kind of annoying - since most of the people who will want to read this will probably be trying to figure out which character is based on what real-life person. Thus, having Nicole Ritchie as a character in the book itself, and having the main character a Nicole of sorts, gets confusing and kind of annoying to read. If you can get past that though, it's an OK book. Not as good as some of the other celebrity books (Tori Spelling or Bunny Tales for example). This one is written for a pretty young audience I think.
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Like the title says, it's fine, but it's not great. It's full of cliches like others have mentioned, but as long as you are ok with that, then it's not bad for the cheap price you can find it for.
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2 of 2 people found the following review helpful
I bought this because I wanted something that would be fun, and that involved "dancing", not just a lot of arobic exercises strung together with no flow,etc. I'm 29 and found this set to be really entertaining, fun, and even a good work-out. I was worried about how much of a work-out I would get when I ordered the DVDs, but now that I've done them I see I sure didn't have to worry. About half way through each DVD you really start to feel the burn. Doing these and eating right for 1.5 weeks and I had already lost 3 lbs. Although some people laugh when I say I bought these and love them, that's ok. It's so worth it. And I mean, how can anyone not love Richard's zeal for life? I get some good… Read more
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