Like every week we post a book review on a subject related to acting, health, personal growth or anything related to the showbiz industry. This time its dedicated to all those women (although men have been known to act up like this too) that wish you something –other-than-the-best. It’s “Trippin the Prom Queen” by Susan Shapiro Barash.
The author talks about how women can be heir own worst enemy and exposes the dark world of female envy and competition. She dissects the myths about female friendships and exposes the true relationship: rivalry.
The book explains which areas women are most competitive in, how different they are from men, when its healthy competition and when its not, and uses these beliefs to then talk about how they can form strong relationships with both friends and colleagues, and grow to be strong and self sufficient.
Is it worth reading? It can be funny at times (hilarious at others) but personally I don’t believe an author when they claim that all female relationships are based on envy, but with her magic piece of advice you can turn it all around and become best friends with your competition. So NO, I wouldn’t recommend it to be taken seriously.
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