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Delightfuly witty book. Periel reaches out to her audience with her unique blend of humor, wit and sarcasim, and she's not afarid to discuss anything! A must read...and to quote Periel and a her search for a history of.... book, "No books on shit, but plenty of shitty books."

I bought this book simply because based on the title, I figured it would be funny.

I was right.

Beyond that, the writing is rather poor – a lot of Valley Girl speak, like, you know what I mean? It seems more like the publisher took her personal diary, fixed any mis-spellings but left the bad writing style.

It would also seem that the main purpose of the book is to promote this t-shirt business the author fell into because she put the title of this book on a t-shirt that she personally silk-screened. Several boutique owners asked to her to make the shirts for their shops and she did that, as well as setting up a web page to sell them. She also whines that a customer complained that she didn’t carry plus-size t-shirts on her website, so she purchased 50 of them, but only sold three (one to the women who wanted a shirt and two others.) Apparently, the idea that she could have just printed the shirts up as they were ordered didn’t occur to her. Plus, that’s a risk you take in a business – you might have excess inventory.

But it was funny. (And it didn’t take long to read.)

I found this book to be very humorous and witty. Aschenbrand doesnt hold back...quick read great story all in all i loved it