VBT# Smile and Look Pretty - Amanda Pellegrino

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Smile and Look Pretty

Review: Smile and Look Pretty - Amanda Pellegrino - March 2022


I wasn't 100% sure what this book was about and whether I would enjoy it, but as I got into it I liked it. The book starts with Cate who has just landed her dream job as an assistant at a great publishing company. Of course, her dreams aren't all they are cracked up to be. The same as her friends are all in careers, they thought would be great stepping stones. On a whim one day at one of their weekly complaining sessions, Cate suggests writing a blog called Twentysomethings. Cate, Max, and Olivia are keen on their idea but Lauren who is the wannabe scriptwriter is worried that this could reflect badly for them and could jeopardize their jobs. As the book goes along and the website begins, the stories start to roll in and the submissions start to rise from females in the industries who have had bad bosses and feel like crap. Soon the website will become viral and what started as an idea will become a revolution for all women in the industry. Smile and Look Pretty by Amanda Pellegrino was a good read for this particular time as it focuses heavily on the #MeToo movement.  As a blogger, I also loved the idea that the girls started a website to talk about their issues and the fact it went viral as this is a writer's dream. If you are wanting an amazing feminist novel that everyone should read then Smile and Look Pretty by Amanda Pellegrino is the read for you as it is relevant to today's society.

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