Chelsea's Werk Week - Keke Palmer (9)

 

• ASIN: ‎ B09GFJ2G4C
• Publisher: ‎ Amazon Original Stories (November 9, 2021)
• Kindle: ‎ 8991 KB
• Print: ‎ 27 pages

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According to Lady Miss Jacqueline, her dear friend Janet is killing it. But appearances deceive in this sharply funny short story about best-laid plans, dirty blondes, and living life in all caps.

After slipping on Chelsea—a magical wig that comes with a gregarious personality—Janet is making strides at work and has a new friend and a confident strut. Life is fab. Isn’t it? Honestly, there’s something missing. Where’s the adventure? The purpose? What she needs is to tap into her inner daredevil. But her mystical wigmaker has a word of caution: should Janet lose control, it might not be so easy to get it back.

Keke Palmer is a multifaceted content creator, actress, singer-songwriter, host, producer, author, and passionate voice of the millennial generation. She won an Emmy Award for her one-woman comedy series Turnt Up with the Taylors and received a nomination for her work as a host of ABC’s GMA3: Strahan, Sara and Keke. Palmer rose to prominence through her breakout role in Akeelah and the Bee at age twelve and has gone on to star in over twenty-five films and thirty TV shows. Palmer starred in the blockbuster hit Hustlers opposite Jennifer Lopez and can be seen in the upcoming features Alice and Jordan Peele’s Nope. She hosted the 2020 MTV Video Music Awards and will next host Disney+’s upcoming over-the-top food competition show Foodtastic. Currently, she is lending her voice to the new character Maya in the Disney+ revival The Proud Family: Louder and Prouder and also to the character Brynn opposite Pete Davidson in Broadway Video’s scripted Audible podcast Hit Job.

Read my review for My Dear Friend Janet

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REVIEW:

This story made me feel like an idiot.

I finally figured out that there was no dual point-of-view, no, it was Janet turning into Chelsea when she put the wig on. So now I wonder how bad this womans' mental health status is since she seems to have multiple personalities. Some good, and some are bad.

So at least this tale finally had me getting a clue. The author should have done a better job of getting it across in the first book though. Still, I'll continue, because now I have to see what this next character is going to be like coming out of her. You can tell she's a wild one so it might be fun!

2/5

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