I enjoyed this lighthearted and fun story.

Not bad, not bad. Not the best ever, but I really liked the way it ended.

My review for Armchair Interviews:

Kate Disney has her life all figured out--a job that she loves (well, painting pet portraits isn't exactly her passion); a loving boyfriend (well, Jake's unfaithful ways leave a bit to be desired); and a fabulous home (well, technically she lives in the shed behind her friend's lavish home).

Kate is content to move blindly through life, that is, until Mirabelle Moncur, a larger-than-life cinema diva, breezes into her life and opens her eyes to a whole new world. Mirri is elegant and brash and says exactly what is on her mind. She introduces Kate to the goddess lifestyle. Everyone has a lot of growing pains in store when Kate walks the line between goddess and plebeian.

The Goddess Rules is a fun romp with some truly hilarious scenes. Mirri's fabulous over-the-top life provides most of the humor in the book. The most engrossing part of the book, though, is seeing the surprising relationship develop between two very unlikely friends.

Though Kate and Mirri couldn't be more different, they have much to teach each other and much to discover is truly the same between them.

As is typical for chick lit, The Goddess Rules provides a lighthearted look at finding love and discovering yourself. Truly empowering!

I loved the second assistant and I enjoyed the writing style in this book but the story was odd. I didn't enjoy the characters which is only a problem when reading chick lit , and one of the main characters made me go eek many times before page 60...next!

This was just a fun chick book. Quick read with a predictable ending.

Definitely a cute read/listen...more like a 3.5.

Very chick-lit. I liked some of the story, but had a hard time with Kate going back to Jake after so many red flags.