Cabin Fever : The Sizzling Secrets of a Virgin Airlines Flight Attendant

from AngelaFries

The writing isn't fabulous but it's not horrid. It's more like it just seems fake? It's supposed to be about a woman who shared her experiences about being a flight attendant and different emergencies she has been through and customers she has had to deal with. The first story in it was cool beca...

from perfunctory

it was a quick, enjoyable read with just enough humor and smut to keep me entertained. I feel like I need a new liver after reading it though; how can these tiny women drink so much all the time?! One of life's biggest mysteries, I guess. It was interesting to hear how the lives of airline worker...

from curvymommy

I enjoy reading "behind-the-scenes" books that give you the insider view of a particular industry or career. Waiter Rant and Heads in Beds are two that immediately come to mind; the back cover of this book even compares itself to Waiter Rant. However, I found this book to be more a recounting of ...

from bbofje

I was especially happy to receive "Cabin Fever" by Mandy Smith from The Library Thing Early Reviewers program as I'd been a Flight Attendant for a U.S. domestic carrier in the 1970's. It was interesting to read about changes (or non-changes as the case may be). An easy, light-hearted read. I enjo...

from BettyTaylor56

A few decades ago these tell-all books about supposedly glamorous careers (such as flight attendants) were very popular. However they were full of drinking. drugs, and sex. Well, nothing has changed. I was hoping this book would tell about experiences during flights - rude customers, safety issue...