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Down the Rabbit Hole: Curious Adventures and Cautionary Tales of a Former Playboy Bunny
Holly Madison
3.45 AVERAGE
1.41k reviews for:
Down the Rabbit Hole: Curious Adventures and Cautionary Tales of a Former Playboy Bunny
Holly Madison
3.45 AVERAGE
Yeah, I read it. Stop judging me.
This was actually a better read that I expected it to be. I downloaded the audiobook for a road trip and settled into a crazy adventure with Holly. I knew the world of Playboy was...not my cup of tea, but if everything she said is true, it's way skeevier than I would have imagined.
This was actually a better read that I expected it to be. I downloaded the audiobook for a road trip and settled into a crazy adventure with Holly. I knew the world of Playboy was...not my cup of tea, but if everything she said is true, it's way skeevier than I would have imagined.
This was a very "woe is me" book. I loved Girls Next Door back in the day and wanted to hear all the behind the scenes stories. While Holly did tell all the juicy gossip, she did so in a way that painted her as the victim at all times and took a lot of low blows at people she no longer gets along with. It felt very petty to me and I found myself rolling my eyes often through this book.
hopeful
inspiring
reflective
fast-paced
Content Warnings
Graphic: Misogyny
Moderate: Sexual content, Sexual harassment
challenging
informative
inspiring
medium-paced
It’s exactly what you would hope for if you know what you’re getting into. I never watched the show but the behind the scenes gossip holly has about the house and her own personal experiences was really interesting and enlightening.
informative
lighthearted
reflective
medium-paced
This book is well-written and interesting! My only criticism is that the author seems to have no sense of accountability. The narrative is very much "I was perfect and innocent, always. Every woman I've ever met has been horrible to me, and I don't know why."
funny
inspiring
reflective
fast-paced
Here's the tl;dr version:
-Feel bad for me, but don't because I'm better than everyone else.
-I'm using Hef because I'm about to be homeless and god forbid I move back home like a normal person. Also I want to be an actress, but I'm too lazy to pursue it the traditional way like...actually trying so I guess I'll sit here and be miserable while getting everything handed to me and then complaining that it's not enough.
-I'm totally not just here to use Hef and get whatever I can out of the situation. I'm not like those OTHER GIRLS.
-Willingly stayed in a situation that was making me miserable because I was finally getting what I wanted! Reality TV YAY!
-Nothing is my fault. Ever.
More whining. More "holier than thou" speeches about the "other girls." The sense of entitlement is unreal. I simply cannot sympathize with this girl. For all her bragging about how intelligent she is, I find myself lacking the ability to write a coherent review after reading this hot mess.
-Feel bad for me, but don't because I'm better than everyone else.
-I'm using Hef because I'm about to be homeless and god forbid I move back home like a normal person. Also I want to be an actress, but I'm too lazy to pursue it the traditional way like...actually trying so I guess I'll sit here and be miserable while getting everything handed to me and then complaining that it's not enough.
-I'm totally not just here to use Hef and get whatever I can out of the situation. I'm not like those OTHER GIRLS.
-Willingly stayed in a situation that was making me miserable because I was finally getting what I wanted! Reality TV YAY!
-Nothing is my fault. Ever.
More whining. More "holier than thou" speeches about the "other girls." The sense of entitlement is unreal. I simply cannot sympathize with this girl. For all her bragging about how intelligent she is, I find myself lacking the ability to write a coherent review after reading this hot mess.
I'm embarrassed that I read this and enjoyed learning gossipy things about famous nobodies. don't judge me.