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Now Accepting Roses: Finding Myself While Searching for the One . . . and Other Lessons I Learned from "The Bachelor" | Amanda Stanton

A little light reading...🤷🏼‍♀️ #bachelornation

Scochrane26 The Bachelor is doing a live show in my area this year, so we got my mom a ticket for Christmas. She‘s very excited. My sister agreed to go with her because I will be too sarcastic/cynical. 5y

Chelsea.Poole @Scochrane26 sounds like a great gift for her! I used to be this way (sarcastic)about the show, and then accidentally got sucked into a season about 4 years ago. I realized it doesn't have to be something that I'm embarrassed about watching, but I do still check myself with my feminist thoughts. 🤓 5y

Scochrane26 @Chelsea.Poole I used to watch it & got sucked into a few seasons. 5y

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Bachelor Nation: Inside the World of America's Favorite Guilty Pleasure | Amy Kaufman

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This book definitely leant itself to audiobook format & felt like I was listening to another Bachelorette podcast. (Yes, I consume many of them each week.) I did really enjoy learning the history of dating shows, in general, and how this one came to be. Overall, this was a fun little sneak peek into the Bachelor world, and I may have discovered a new rabbit hole of memoirs to which I‘ll listen.
#BachelorNation #amlistening #guiltypleasure

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Bachelor Nation: Inside the World of America's Favorite Guilty Pleasure | Amy Kaufman

I‘m a sucker for reality TV and am definitely a part of #BachelorNation. To hype myself up for tonight‘s installment of this season‘s trainwreck of a show, I decided to start listening to this behind-the-scenes account of the show and its history. #amlistening

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Bachelor Nation: Inside the World of America's Favorite Guilty Pleasure | Amy Kaufman

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This book was surprisingly compelling. Though I don't watch The Bachelor shows (other than an episode here and there), examining the psychology behind them--both of their participants and of their fans--is fascinating. Kaufman's reporting is thorough, thoughtful, and self reflective. Excellent work of nonfiction.