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Normally, This Would be Cause for Concern: Tales of Calamity and Unrelenting Awkwardness Hardcover – September 9, 2014
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"Reading Danielle's book is like taking a wonderful trip down memory lane. It's a funny and honest insight into the life of a talented actor who has always led with her heart and isn't afraid to stand up for her principles." (Ben Savage, star of Boy Meets World and Girl Meets World)
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Danielle Fishel is an actress and TV host best known as America’s first television crush, Topanga Lawrence, from the hit 1990s sitcom Boy Meets World the eagerly anticipated spin-off, Girl Meets World.
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on September 15, 2014
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I very much enjoyed learning a bit about Danielle's life and even more so, reminiscing back to my own experiences growing up watching her and feeling a connection with her through it all. Wonderful! Definitely suggested for anyone interested in Danielle's beautiful life and wanting a laugh and smile stuck to their face.
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Elizabeth
on September 23, 2014
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I absolutely loved this book. I grew up watching Cory and Topanga on BMW and my son and I love GMW.
In Normally, This Would be Cause for Concern, Danielle tells stories of her life and the awkwardness of growing up as a TV star and of life in general. The book is witty, charming, and very funny. Very rarely do I find myself chuckling while reading a book even if I do find it funny. With Danielle's story I found myself literally laughing out loud while my son looked at me like I was an idiot because he couldn't see anything funny going on. Danielle seems like a down to earth person and shows that everyone (no matter how you grew up or what your job or social status) can have some very awkward moments and shows that it is perfectly okay to laugh at yourself.
It also has it's inspiring moments where she talks about her going back to school and how we should be comfortable with our bodies, because let's face it, the paparazzi and people in general can be extremely harsh and judging when it comes to a woman's weight.
Overall, this is a great book that I would recommend to anyone who needs a laugh or to anyone who just needs to know they're not alone because they're a complete klutz (like me).
*I got this book in a Goodreads First Reads giveaway and was delighted to give this book an honest review.
In Normally, This Would be Cause for Concern, Danielle tells stories of her life and the awkwardness of growing up as a TV star and of life in general. The book is witty, charming, and very funny. Very rarely do I find myself chuckling while reading a book even if I do find it funny. With Danielle's story I found myself literally laughing out loud while my son looked at me like I was an idiot because he couldn't see anything funny going on. Danielle seems like a down to earth person and shows that everyone (no matter how you grew up or what your job or social status) can have some very awkward moments and shows that it is perfectly okay to laugh at yourself.
It also has it's inspiring moments where she talks about her going back to school and how we should be comfortable with our bodies, because let's face it, the paparazzi and people in general can be extremely harsh and judging when it comes to a woman's weight.
Overall, this is a great book that I would recommend to anyone who needs a laugh or to anyone who just needs to know they're not alone because they're a complete klutz (like me).
*I got this book in a Goodreads First Reads giveaway and was delighted to give this book an honest review.
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anonymous1
on September 14, 2014
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As a huge fan of Boy Meets World as a kid, when I heard that Danielle Fishel was putting out a book, I knew I had to buy it. It's a very short read, roughly 210 pages of actual content. However, the book is very insightful into Danielle's life and I really liked the little BMW stories sprinkled throughout the book. What I loved though was seeing how imperfect Danielle is; she has embarrassing stories just like the rest of us!! She often uses self deprecating humor throughout the book, which is great. One thing I wish though, was that the pictures where in color because there is a segment where she talks about a disaster at a hair salon and how atrocious her hair color was, but I couldn't tell because the photos were in black and white.
Nonetheless, it is a very cute book and I'd highly recommend it to anyone who is a fan of BMW, but most importantly, the person behind Topanga Lawrence.
Nonetheless, it is a very cute book and I'd highly recommend it to anyone who is a fan of BMW, but most importantly, the person behind Topanga Lawrence.
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on October 10, 2014
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When i heard about this book it was basically through the Girl Meets World Facebook page. I definitely had to buy this book. Hello!! my teenage years circled around Boy Meets World and other 90's family shows. All I can say is that I simply adored this book. Danielle is just so full of life, witty, entertaining, and she's so down to earth and is a regular person. She isn't one of those stuckup celebrities and she definitely didn't forget where she came from. She's actually happy and acknowledges that she's Topagna. I love the little snippets she gave us when she was on set of BMW. I was reading reviews on goodreads complaining how she's boring blah blah and how she shouldn't be writing, well guys this is her first book. Even seasoned authors don't have a perfect first book. I would definitely recommend this book. Brings back memories.
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Tiffy
on October 8, 2014
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Recommended for all Topanga/Boy Meets World fans! Danielle shows us that she's a real-life person who has had her ups and downs throughout life like the rest of us. Some of her stories are very humorous... such as when she had to use a portal-potty once and didn't realize the lid was down leaving herself all wet! Ugh! She's real-life friends with a Boy Meets World/Girl Meets World co-star Cory Matthews and she of course discusses how she got the role of Topanga. Such a great book for her fans.
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on September 24, 2014
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Normally, This Would be Cause For Concern, is a wonderful book! Danielle has had an incredibly crazy life. She writes about her clumsiness and her favorite memories; which all add up to a great book about a normal girl who gained Hollywood stardom.
I loved this book because it tells about Danielle's acting experiences, and her insecurities. It tells that even though she is a famous actress, she is also a relatable woman.
I loved this book because it tells about Danielle's acting experiences, and her insecurities. It tells that even though she is a famous actress, she is also a relatable woman.
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