Startup, (Hardcover)

from RochelleJones

The description of this book is terrible. The story is actually far more interesting and engaging than the way it was described. I looked at this book several times to consider if I wanted to read it or not and kept on deciding against it. I might not have read it had Book of the Month Club not s...

from JOlson724

It was a fast read with engaging characters and a well developed voice. I found the insight into the tech world to be pretty fascinating. I do wish there had been more of a resolution to the main issues. I was very interested in the characters and found myself wanting just a couple more chapters ...

from samnreader

Oh, here's a fast, engaging read set in the tech scene in New York. It features Millenials, the old and the young among them. And it does a great job examining and critiquing these things through that lens. But what really struck me is how it really felt like it was about women in the workforce. ...

from debkrenzer

I liked this book a lot. There were a lot of chuckles. There were women getting even (YAY!!). And, it was a great read. I whipped right through it very pleasantly. The ending, however, just kind of dropped off. Leading me to hope (fingers crossed) that there will be a sequel. I would definitely r...

from MeganWhobrey

Doree Shafrir's breakout novel is witty, satirical, and just a little too real and uncomfortable in places. This amazingly funny look at startup culture in New York illustrates the stereotypical conceptions of twenty-somethings making their millions while turning a spotlight on the very real issu...