Danielle Hugh

Whilst I enjoyed, and I must admit, at times, laughed at the down to earth recounts of various elements of the jobs of the Hostie's I felt the author was possibly due for a shift in career. I understand that the job is tough at times, but if you don't like it... find another. I didn't particularly like blatant criticism of large groups of people. The grouping of all cat loving single old women as bitter and twisted was a bit much not to mention ironic in that the author (for the majority of the book) wasn't far from being part of this group in many lifestyle aspects. It was a very honest account and offered many insights into the goings on of life in the air. I certainly will be looking at things differently on my next flight and will also be far more aware that passengers especially those of us in the cheap seats are nothing more than a number to the hosties working the aisles and that the smiles as we enter are most definitely fake but as we leave real.. they want us out of there. This is according to this author anyway.
This book is not suitable for children as there are elements of romance and adult themes. Probably not the book to give to your 12 year old who wants to pursue this career option.… (mehr)