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Confessions Of A Call Center Gal (2011)

by Lisa Lim(Favorite Author)

3.33 of 5 Votes: 1

ISBN

061548428X (ISBN13: 9780615484280)

languge

English

genre

Romance

publisher

Giffin Press

review 1: I learned from Bookbub that this ebook was on sale for only $0.99, so I didn't had a lot of expectation, but was I surprised! I will definitely be getting the sequel! It was a fun read that anyone who had to ever work in customer service can relate to. I work in a print center, and I also have to talk to a lot of customer on the phone about their projects. Reading this during break was amusing after a tough day. The character's voice was pleasant and real. The main character, Maddie, has a journalism degree. The books is very much about the interaction with her friends and people in call center, so there are many very modern day references. As an immigrant, sometimes I went like "Umm, that's an American celebrity, right? Wait, where is my laptop? I need Google!" But it is ... morea modern book, talking about a girl who got a job in a job center after college because of the recession, so it was in tune with its time. The references actually brought a sense of reality, so I like it quite a bit. I have also read the preview for the next book at the end of this end. The voice of Maddie's friends, Kars, is also very distinct yet different, so I look forward to reading that.
review 2: I'm just going to go ahead and admit that I read this because it was on my Kindle and I was sick and wanted to read something not taxing. Also I had just read a bunch of YA dystopias so I needed something less grim. This surprised me in a good way. Maddy was a relatable character and her whole struggle with finding a job and then taking the one that she could get certainly hit home. Was it pure fluff? Yes but sometimes one needs pure fluff. less

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