Welcome everyone back to Out of This World.

I'm Jamie Hanshaw and guess who's back with me?

Rachel Wilson.

It's been a long time since we've done a show several months at least.

And we're going to do the usual, right, the classics and rachel talking about brittney spears new book um bestseller i saw it

when we were in italy actually i bought it at the airport and then all the bookstores we passed in

italy is like brittney spears and the woman me. So we read it so you don't have to. How did you like?

You're welcome. Yeah, you're welcome. What did you think? Well, it wasn't like a book that you and I would

normally read, right? It wasn't like probably most of the books behind you or the books behind me.

It's a very entry level, very easy, easy read. And aside from like one big thing, I don't think there was a ton of revelation.

Like I think we both thought there might

be more, like we were going to have some new stuff revealed to us. It was a little disappointing that way.

And, yeah, I just, I felt like I was reading definitely a ghostwritten kind of a biography of

Brittany told from her perspective, but like not, I didn't feel like it was

very intimate either. I feel like they took a lot of very easily accessible information that's

already out there, threw it on a timeline, and kind of told it the information from Brittany's

point of view. And there was there was some insight and things

like that, but I mean, I feel like a lot of like Normie Brittany fans will probably like it

because it sounds like they're talking like she's talking to them. So I think from that perspective,

it's probably going to be really successful and it gives the

Brittany lore like an official narrative.

I feel like that was like probably the purpose of the book more than anything.

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