Fans of the iconic Bravo TV show "Vanderpump Rules" will know exactly who Stassi Schroder is. With her snippy one-liners, "I don't know what I did to you, but I'll take a Pinot Grigio," and her flare for the dramatics, Stassi has truly made a name for herself. With the rest of the world, you either love her or hate her, or you hated her at one point and now love her. I think Stassi has really come in her own and I love that she's turned the word "basic" into a positive word. In the beginning chapters of Stassi's book she discusses how it's okay to love things that are categorized as "basic," but the truth is basic just means popular. It wouldn't be deemed as basic if it wasn't something that millions of people love.

What's the book about?
This is part biography part self-help book. Stassi does talk about her life, from the beginning to Vanderpump Rules and after, but it's also about how her experiences shaped her to be who she is today. She also knows that young girls are going to go through some of the same things she did and instead of trying to change who they are, she wants those young girls to embrace who they are. She takes a term that has been deemed as an insult in today's society and turned it into something positive.

Who would enjoy this book?
If you're a fan of Stassi you will for sure enjoy this book. You can hear her voice with each line you read. Or if you're looking for a fun light-hearted read that can identify as a self-help book in a way.

How long is the book?
It's not that long. I got through it in just a couple days. The spacing of the text is quite large and there are a lot of doodles and pictures too. You could easily get through 2-3 chapters a night.

Everyone has their favorite quotes. It's a little motivational perk that can push you to a different mindset. I love posting quotes on my Instagram stories and I get a lot of responses from them too. People sometimes just need a little dose of inspiration and it's nice to know that someone else is going through something too. I think sharing an inspirational quote is very personal and shows people that you're vulnerable.

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