Procedures for Structuring and Scheduling Sports Tournaments: Elimination, Consolation, Plac... Book

Nothing really interesting to say about this book.
It's basically an OK book. So-so much in pretty much every level. The premise was interesting. About a hippie girl with a big dream to have her own magazine. I tried not to compare it much to The Devil's Wear Prada. Simply because I couldn't do it.

The jokes were different. They were dry, and quite hard to understand, unless you're either a hippie or anything similar. I'm not saying that this book wasn't funny. It was. It's pretty entertaining, but just like some cheap cupcake with thin and artificial frosting on top. Nothing to be expected much from this one. And obviously, the sweetness didn't last long.

The flashback took 2/3 part of the book, which is quite annoying. Cause I thought it'd be more about how Jill would survive and how she'd save her magazine. But the book preferred to be give more details about what Jill felt at that time. Including when she was on the strings of unhealthy relationships.

At least, nothing that annoyed me much. Except maybe how Liz and Ellen were pictured in a total negative manner. Couldn't blame the author though, but most characters weren't really three dimensional. But another good thing was that there were less romance. Which is always good in my book. xD