Snaps on Petro

Pretty sure her Ex was black

Revisado: 08-26-21

Bruh! This is the definition literary inconstsanence. She even admits what the reviews will say, “Bitter, still hasn’t gotten over her ex, whining…..”
the title of the book should be, “How i became a crazy cat lady.”

i don’t even know her and i wanna steal her stereo faceplate .

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2 perspectives were amazing !!! 3rd=turd

Revisado: 11-04-20

This book was fantastic!!! All the way until the crazy broads perspective it kinda took away from the impactful performance.

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Caroline Mudneck, aka Cuntlombo

Revisado: 07-13-20

So this how you honor you 'friend'? Extorting a childhood play date buddy that got murked to sell a book deal. Then sensationalized your account omitting any redeeming facts and ignoring her talents so you could write 'Caroline Poopneck - memoirs of an ugly white girl.'
Your book sucked, you obviously care about yourself, and what people think about you and your need to prove that you might be unattractive but "gosh dang-it, I went to college and did I mention for the 7th time that I'm a published author on the New York Times not best seller list, and uninvited to Oprah's Book club."
Did you say 'not best seller list and uninvited?

You suck, your book sucks, the narrative sucks, your next book won't suck cause who the Fk is gonna give you monies again? Better start learning how to suck. Cock attached to a publisher is the only way.


And your Ted talk was proof of a selfish insecure woman motivated by your own best interest. GFY Caroline.

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Liar, cheater, jerk... Behaviors to win your ex

Revisado: 06-04-20

This book was poorly written, and voiced even worse. Provides pretty awful advice on how to manipulate and psychologically mind f*** someone into doing your bidding. It's terrible advice.

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So grateful I read it before I watched the movie!

Revisado: 04-01-18

An amazing journey that starts off giving that part of my brain sometimes forgotten a Jumpstart. RPO author Is down right Earnest when making references to all sorts-a-shit any kid born in the late 70's or early 80's couldn't help but know intimately. It's that guiding imagination that drives an epic tale making me want to hear what's gonna happen next all while not wanting the 'Contest' and book, to reach it's finale.
Happy Egg hunting! Read this book, then watch the movie.

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