Rich People Problems
by Kevin Kwan
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PBR Review:
I'm not sure why I ended up reading this book because it's not my usual genre. I think I liked the cover. It's so creative and colorful, it just drew me in. Well, the book is witty and engaging, filled with outrageous characters, family drama, and scandals that will endlessly delight and entertain. This author's unique perspective and satirical spin on the decadent life of the rich is a fun read. You get to glimpse the extreme excesses of the filthy rich. You also get to hear the outrageous thoughts that flow through their minds. Funny, but also a bit sad. Recommend |
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