Book Review
The Frugalista Files: How One Woman Got Out of Debt Without Giving Up the Fabulous LifeQ&A
Who should read this book?
If you have recently fail on hard times or see your credit card balances increasing monthly then you should definitely check-out The Frugalista Files by Natalie P. McNeal hitting bookstores this January 1st 2011.
What is a "frugalista"?
Fru·gal·is·ta [froo-guh-lee-stuh]
-noun
1. A person who lives within her means and saves, but still looks good, eats well and lives fabulous.
What's in it for you?
Firstly, being a frugalista helps a girl seek to gain and also maintain her independence. Secondly, she will discover hidden talents and skills that she never thought she had such as cooking, self-makeovers, and DIY pedi's and mani's.
Amazingly, because of her new "frugalista" powers, she will begin see her debt decline and savings increase. On top of all that, she'll learn how to be fabulous at half of the usual cost. Never the less, it's fun and painless way to get out of debt and build the lifestyle you want.
What happens in the book?
Well I don't won't to ruin it entirely for everyone but, in this book you will read about the fabulous life of Natalie P. McNeal and how The Frugalista Files was born:
... Through her blog, Natalie confessed her spending habits to the world—and it turns out she wasn’t the only one having trouble balancing the budget! From the drastic “no-buy” month that kicked off it all to the career gamble that threatened to put her deeper in the hole, The Frugalista Files shares Natalie’s personal and professional transformation from cubicle rat to take-charge career girl.
This book is an easy read and offers good advice. It gets the Intelligence Age approval as a must read for the New Year.
To learn more about the author Natalie P. McNeal aka "Frugalista" click here
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