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Hey girl hey, if you need a break from the heavy stuff, the news or even from social media, this is the book fir you!
Can you imagine someone stealing your name?! Me either and that was the biggest draw for me. I listened on Audible & my coworkers wanted to listen based on my reactions, verbal and nonverbal.
For real, it's a good listen about how we live and will leave you smiling.

BRUH. can Retta narrate everything i ever listen to for the rest of my days?! loved this ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ #tinacajones #audible

OMG y'all! This was a JOY to listen to. 👏👏👏

This is a short Audible original. In spite of the great narration by Retta, I almost put this one down early on. But, I‘m glad I stayed. The plot became funnier, Tinaca became more sympathetic and savvier and there were some clever plot twists for a short read by the HEA end.

This was definitely a much needed funny read! I'm a huge Retta fan from Parks and Rec, and this just felt like a gift. My only complaint with the book, which is probably due to the fact that it's written by a white male, is that the subject of race isn't addressed... like at all. But Retta is so effing fabulous and entertaining and revenge-y that I'm recommending this one!

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️/5 this one made me laugh out loud. this one is not for kids, but perfect for a solo walk! Love love love!

No rating. I just listened to support Retta.
Conflicted about why the author chose to tell this particular tale, but shrug, I'll just add it to my list of questions that need answers.

The story is a little funny, a little over the top, but got me through the hellish first two hours of work at a Friday. I didn‘t adore it and saw some good reviews on Audible criticizing the way a white man wrote AAVE, which I think is worth keeping in mind when considering this book. For the Read in a Day #Booked2020 prompt. ⭐️⭐️⭐️

Not even Retta could save this mess. Google the top 100 pop culture references, throw in a lot of swearing and a weak identity theft plot and that‘s Tinaca Jones.

I wanted to like this more than I did. I love Retta, and her narration was good, just didn‘t care for the story.