Danielle Fishel

The star of the '90s sitcom "Boy Meets World" and the spin-off, "Girl Meets World," relates her admittedly imperfect life--from dating disasters to nightmare auditions to awkward moments on the red carpet.

Tales of Calamity and Unrelenting Awkwardness

Normally, This Would be Cause for Concern

Jelke Lenaerts

Normally this would cause for concern by Danielle Fishel is a recomandation to all the BMW fans. It give you boy meets world behind the scenes story's wich are intresting. 
I never toughed Danielle would be such a relateble person. Some story's where unbelievable but I still had the feeling that they where index true. You see the struggle of being a famous person and the struggles of being a normal, regular human being. What is quite intresting. I loved her writting but it wasn't the best tough. Her live is really intresting and quite funny. I did expect more boy meets world story's because she spend an important part of her life on that set but still. I enjoyed it but I wouldn't say I loved it.

Kourtney

Sure sure...Danielle Fishel is Topanga. I saw her at a restaurant in the San Fernando Valley when Boy Meets World had just ended, and she was very bubbly, and loud (after reading this book I see it's just her personality and not a LOOK AT ME star mentality). But my love for her didn't start until she became the host of The Dish on the Style Network. Oh how I loved her! I DVR'ed every episode and cried the day it ended. When I saw this book on Scribd, I quickly requested it.

This book felt like having a long conversation with her. I found myself laughing throughout the book and was sad that I finished it so quickly. I may have to start up my Twitter account again just to get my Danielle fix.

Highly recommend to my fellow celeb-autobiography junkies :)

Normally, This Would be Cause for Concern Tales of Calamity and Unrelenting Awkwardness

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