Kristen reviewed The Day I Shot Cupid: Hello, My Name Is Jennifer Love Hewitt and I'm a Love-aholic on
Helpful Score: 7
Wow. This was bad. Recycled material from magazines, other authors, even email forwards we've all read 100 times. A bit of whining over not always liking her press. Extraordinarily sexy caricatures of JLH (as she refers to herself) liberally sprinkled throughout the book (because you know we women want to eyeball her rockin' bod while we read her profound rehashing... I mean, thoughts). Take this one off your wishlist and hightail it to the library to borrow instead, if you really do want to read it, so you don't have to be stuck owning it.
Kristin D. (kdurham2813) reviewed The Day I Shot Cupid: Hello, My Name Is Jennifer Love Hewitt and I'm a Love-aholic on + 753 more book reviews
Short, sweet and to the point. This little book is chock full of tips, thoughts and ideas about dating and break ups. As a young lady that is in a relationship, I even enjoyed the reminder to be a little mysterious and to appreciate the good guy that I have in my life.
Jennifer Love Hewitt has been in the spotlight from a young age and so has her love life. Through this book she allows the reader a little behind the scenes peek into how she approaches new relationships and endures the break up. Even an ex (Jamie Kennedy) makes an appearance with a chapter on women's rear ends. I loved the women empowerment and the message that we are complete people even if we aren't in relationships.
If I didn't live with a boy, this would be the perfect book to put on the back of the toilet to encourage guests to pick up some relationship tips. I would almost compare this to a modern day Rules book where women can go to for the basic tips that a woman should now before, during and after a relationship.
Jennifer Love Hewitt has been in the spotlight from a young age and so has her love life. Through this book she allows the reader a little behind the scenes peek into how she approaches new relationships and endures the break up. Even an ex (Jamie Kennedy) makes an appearance with a chapter on women's rear ends. I loved the women empowerment and the message that we are complete people even if we aren't in relationships.
If I didn't live with a boy, this would be the perfect book to put on the back of the toilet to encourage guests to pick up some relationship tips. I would almost compare this to a modern day Rules book where women can go to for the basic tips that a woman should now before, during and after a relationship.
Blanca M. reviewed The Day I Shot Cupid: Hello, My Name Is Jennifer Love Hewitt and I'm a Love-aholic on + 22 more book reviews
Nice fun read!
