All The Wrong People Have Self-Esteem Review

I have had the chance to review a truly amazing book, “all the wrong people have self-esteem an inappropriate book for young ladies* *or frankly, anybody else” The reason why that title is in lower case is because the author doesn’t like capital letters and doesn’t like Microsoft Word trying to correct her. This is but one of the fun, quirky things you can read about in this book.

This book is a work of art and a look at life from artist and professional nonconformist Laurie Rosenwald, who insists that she doesn’t want to tell anyone what to do. This book offers a enlightened and honest answers to girls questions of the world around them and are guaranteed to make you laugh. As Laurie says:

If you have ever stolen a lipstick, this book is for you. If you have ever felt that you don’t deserve a bottled water, this book is for you. If you are a vegetarian but you eat meat, this book is for you.

It could get you kicked out of yoga.

And that’s a promise.

Very interesting book indeed and I highly recommend you pick one up today and have your eyes opened to a creative yet honest way of viewing things in life. I found this book to be very informative I could not put it down until I was at the end. The illustrations and pictures are great and the author let’s you know up front how the images were created with the following tag line: “Art created with scissors, paper, crayons, a digital camera, Illustrator and Photoshop”. I love totally honest people and Laurie Rosenwald is honest, gifted artist!

I end my review with a paragraph from the book that when I saw it, I ran to my husband shouting “See, I am not the only one!!!!” This is from the 6 Things That Bug Me (And Some Random Silliness)

In Movies and TV shows, people who are constantly saying, “What are you doing here?” And also, when the driver is talking to someone in the passenger or back seat and looking at them and it takes too long. This makes me nervous.

I never fail in asking “Why aren’t they watching the road. Or saying “Turn around and pay attention!” I am glad to see I am not the only one it bothers!