I Have Iraq in My Shoe: Misadventures of a Soldier of Fashion

This was Ms. Berg's attempt at recycling an already done character from Sex in The City, but in a more whiney and "shut-in" kind of way. The whole time I was thinking to myself, "Is it really necessary to try and convince your reader that you are a faded carbon copy of a real celebrity???". The answer is no. I found it awkwardly hilarious that she goes into detail about be an middle aged Cat-Lady. I guess if that's your demographic hahaha. If you look at the details of the "story", the facts speak for themselves; she was given a good opportunity to make some good tax free money and get some valuable experience, which she then turns on the people who helped her and secretly kept notes which she would then exaggerate and lie about in order to write a bubble gum book and keep milking it. Well, when this book doesn't make the money she hopes, and people see her as just a weak, sub-par copy of real talent, I hope she has a plan "B" as I am sure her bosses in Iraq won't be giving her much of a reference hahaha. The absolute irony of the situation is that she can't lie and put someone else down as a reference, she already wrote a book about her real boss!!! In the end, weak, untalented, and pitiful - don't buy.