Cherry Bomb: The Ultimate Guide to Becoming a Better Flirt, a Tougher Chick, and a Hotter Girlfriend--and to Living Life Like a Rock Star

I ordered this book after hearing bout it in a magazine, I'm so glad I took a chance and bought it's a fun book to read and I would recommend it to any women that is willing to try something new.

I guess the book was all it was meant to be. It related stories from different rock stars, their girlfriends and groupies. Not much substance but some parts were interesting.

I'm a 30 something, and this book seemed to be talking to my contemporaries and I. It's hilarious, and I couldn't stop reading it. I like the short little sections, and how it's broken down.

The Absinthe is a must read! Also the bottle service was pretty good.

A few of the chapters (about how to date a rockstar, how to get past a bouncer) were a little cupcake for what I was expecting. I think the people who pick up this book, could have taken a little bit more of a dose of reality than that.

This book would make a charming gift, but its presence in the "Self Help" section puzzled me. None of the entries is more than a page or two long, and the overall theme contradicts that of the edgy subculture it is marketed to: strong, independent women. The book instead wastes several pages trying to instruct the reader how to sleep with rock stars and what kind of bikini waxing style is preferred by rock stars (no joke). It's like a throwback to the 50's housewife, with heavy eyeliner and lots of leather.
Honestly, it was like a modified edition of Cosmopolitan magazine, with a snazzier cover, cooler name, and higher price.

This book is definitely a must-have for any "edgy" girl. It has anything from how to be a V.I.P. to applying the smokey-eye makeup. It's absolutely great! It's about time someone wrote a book for us rocker chicks!