Going Off Script: How I Survived A Crazy Childhood, Cancer, and Clooney's 32 On-Screen Rejections by Giuliana Rancic

Going Off Script: How I Survived A Crazy Childhood, Cancer, and Clooney's 32 On-Screen Rejections by Giuliana Rancic, 266 pages

I love biographies, so I decided I would give this one a go.  I am not a big fan of Giuliana Rancic, but I had watched her reality show, Giuliana and Bill and was aware of her struggles to have a baby and her brave battle with breast cancer.  The first hundred pages were mostly about her childhood which I found just a little boring.  Although, she was more of a rebel than I expected. From the beginning, Giuliana dreamed of being a beauty queen and a star reporter.

Giuliana's story became interesting when she graduated college and began her career in journalism. She details how she climbed the ranks at E! Network to become the lead anchor. She married Bill Rancic of Apprentice fame in 2007.  The book details her struggle to conceive and how during infertility treatments she discovered she had breast cancer.  Giuliana proves what a true fighter and inspiration she is to all women fighting breast cancer and infertility.  Her story not only proved very inspiring, but also funny.

Drinking & Dating: P.S. Social Media Is Ruining Romance by Brandi Glanville with Leslie Bruce

Drinking & Dating: P.S. Social Media Is Ruining Romance by Brandi Glanville with Leslie Bruce, 242 pages

This is the second book by Brandi Granville who is better known for being on the Real Housewives of Beverly Hills on Bravo.  Or, maybe she is more famous for her cheating ex husband who left her for Lee Ann Rimes.  Unfortunately, I was a little disappointed in her second book. This book follows her dating adventures, mostly while drunk.  There is a couple things that bothered me about this book, or maybe more.  The book is full of the "F" word, a little more then I care to read.  She describes many of her dates and boyfriends, but disappointingly does not drop names.  I guess she is protecting their identity.  Also, the hash tags throughout the book became slightly annoying.  I read this book in a day, so if you are a fan of team Brandi or Twitter, then I would recommend this book.