Psychos: A White Girl Problems Book Kindle Edition

This book is super cute. I love reading the Babe Walker books. The series was recommended to me by a coworker, and they do no disappoint. The Babe Walker books are very easy to read and it's fun to see the world through the eyes of someone who can spend $300K in an afternoon at Barney's. Babe is sassy and fun, and this book is a great getaway. Warning: there is some language and there is not a huge story line. Just following through Babe's life.

This is an easy to read and fun book especially for women.It is a look at the life of a ridiculously, self-absorbed, mentally unstable but very affluent and wealthy woman. It begins as she is just released from rehab (from shopping). It spans her next struggle to fit back in to her world of wealth and listen "when the universe is speaking to her". She attempts to find love, life and herself while struggling with mental illness (although she doesn't know) and the ability to buy herself out of any situation.It is mesmerizing to think that people can actually live so differently by just having access to unlimited funds. BUT, Babe Walker is hilarious, and the book is light hearted and will make you laugh, smile and feel good about yourself.

If you are looking for a realistic book that will help you grow as a person move on...if you are looking for more hilariously twisted commentary on life from Babe Walker...read on. I recommend reading White Girl Problems before reading this book, or you may feel a little left behind at some of the references. Babe is a vapid valley girl who after leaving rehab sets our to make herself a better person and strives to give back to society, rather than take. Her idea of what makes a positive member of society is laughable but endearing. A nice lighthearted read that in it's own way might just help you to be a better person after all.

Very addicting. Could not put it down! Nothing of what I expected to happen and had a good ending that did not leave me angry. Hope to see more from Babe Walker even if it is not through this series.Read White Girl Problems and was very curious what would happen in Babe's life next. Not disappointed.After this I read Dirty Rush, which was recommended by Babe Walker, also a great read and not the stereotypical sorority story, OBVIOUSLY Babe suggested it for a good reason.

No defrauda esta escritora, es igual o más bueno que el primer libro. Es como un chiste ácido, tiene romance, picante y de todo.

Babe Walker is a heroine. As a 20-something, single female, I can say that Babe Walker is the White Girl we all want to be, and believe ourselves to be, but in reality we aren't. Kudos to the author for truly zeroing in on such a voice and character! One of the highlights for me in this book was Babe's occasional drawings of her outfits that really enhanced your already Olsen-Twin-esque constructed image of her in your head.

I try to explain to my friends why I like this book so much... and all they can do is stare blankly at me and say it's not relatable. Well, I loved it. I read White Girl Problems a couple years ago and although I liked that book from what I remember, I do remember it took me a good 4 months to read. Anyways, I was looking for a fun, lighthearted book and this was on my recommended books.Even though Babe Walker is not necessarily relatable to the general public who is reading this book, with her $$ and lifestyle... You can't help but enjoy her personality and thought process for things. She is honest and hilarious. I kind of want to be here sometimes. Her stories and lessons are something I felt like I could relate with. Friend issues, boy issues and finding yourself.I would recommend to any girl/woman (I'm 27) who considers herself to kind of want a glamorous lifestyle and who knows that you will probably never reach Babe Walker status. Someone who can appreciate the humor in everyday real-life-girl/women-growing realities (is that even a thing?) But you get what I mean. Enjoy!

I loved the first book and was eager to read the second. If you are offended or need likable characters, this is NOT the book for you. For those who enjoy satire, this book is witty and fun.The ending seemed fairly conclusive and I'm not necessarily yearning for more Babe Walker specifically, but I hope this trio of authors writes another book. I'll read anything by them.

I'd read reviews about how funny her first book was, I hadn't read it so jumped into this a bit confused by the original story, it didn't really effect the story which focuses more on her life after rehab. Some bits were funny but the majority of it just seemed a little try hard to be sex and the city/over dramatised American teen reality tv show. If you want a light hearted read this is for you!

Loved this book! Nice refreshing light change to my crime books I normally read.

I didn't think it could get any better than Babe Walkers first book, White Girl Problems, but it could. Both books are books that I shove to all of my friends saying ''Read it, you won't regret it''. It's an absolutely hilarious, laugh-out-loud book.

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Would definitely recommend this book. Couldn't put it down and read it in a day!