Review: It's OK
Rating: 2 out of 5
Date: 06 21, 2013
I try hard not to give  bad reviews and I'll do the same with this book.We travel along Melaine Evers life of jobs and her own opinions of the what's happening in the world. She goes from temp job to temp job, striving for a permanent position. It's really lack luster. She has problems paying her bills (some of the letters from Citibank were cute). Her food consisted of potted meat and noodles, yup life was rough.It really was disheartening with her first impressions of the first plane hitting the trade center on 9/11, I couldn't fathom someone could be so down right HEARTLESS.She condemned people who worked so hard and thought for sure her education was going to give her the world. After reading some of the rejection letters, it no wonder why they turned her employment down. Wholly Hell.  Then in the end she was willing to "sell her soul" to keep her new found temp job. Thank heavens she had Dave.The whole side story with Phil (the ex) wasn't that interesting. The best part had to be  Papaw and Dave.Papaw was a hard working man with a lot of advice...some which Melanie did take (if maybe a little out of context).Dave was one character I really enjoyed. I can't see why he was so strongly attracted to Melanie. Then again he did know her before she got out of school. Dave was honest and caring.If you're into a "I'm better than you" main character, a bunch of filler, a wonderful "Papaw" and a few guys in between then go for it.*provided in exchange for a HONEST review*