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1.37k reviews for:
Down the Rabbit Hole: Curious Adventures and Cautionary Tales of a Former Playboy Bunny
Holly Madison
3.45 AVERAGE
1.37k reviews for:
Down the Rabbit Hole: Curious Adventures and Cautionary Tales of a Former Playboy Bunny
Holly Madison
3.45 AVERAGE
This book is so beyond terrible. Holly spends the entirety of the book putting down and trash talking all other women around her, while maintaining that she was innocent in every single thing that ever happened. Every conflict, every argument, every publicity stunt. It’s. Basically just one giant rant about how she was way better than all the other women around her.
I liked the book enough to finish, but I thought her quote "There are 3 sides to every story; your side, my side and the truth." could not have been more fitting. As biased as I thought the memoir was, I do think she was used and in a bad situation. I just didn't really like anyone, on either side. Everyone just seemed to be using each other to get ahead. No one seemed to really care for anyone else but themselves.
As a person who watched girls next door, it’s nice to hear hollys side of the story. Though I feel like you can tell she doesn’t get along with some girls and may talk about them differently, I feel she is honest in her story and it’s nice to hear her side.
emotional
funny
medium-paced
I really enjoyed the story and pacing of the book. Memoirs about your life are sometimes challenging, because who knows if someone else will find it as interesting as you! I liked the narration, with all the emotion and fun it was easy to get through such a long book.
lighthearted
slow-paced
alright!
like quite interesting but maybe not as devastating or as eccentric as I personally lust for in a memoir.
I was gonna write out all the main points for you but I’m so extremely drained by the end of it I simply cba, sorrie!
like quite interesting but maybe not as devastating or as eccentric as I personally lust for in a memoir.
I was gonna write out all the main points for you but I’m so extremely drained by the end of it I simply cba, sorrie!
reflective
slow-paced
dark
reflective
sad
medium-paced
informative
inspiring
fast-paced
As stated before I don’t typically rate memoirs and things no exception. I think this was super enlightening on a big part of pop culture but some parts just seemed kind of out of touch.