Chelsea's Werk Week

Southern Belle Insults, Book 3

By: Keke Palmer, Jasmine Guillory

Narrated by: Keke Palmer

According to Lady Miss Jacqueline, her dear friend Janet is killing it. But appearances deceive in this sharply funny short story about best-laid plans, dirty blondes, and living life in all caps.

After slipping on Chelsea - a magical wig that comes with a gregarious personality - Janet is making strides at work and has a new friend and a confident strut. Life is fab. Isn’t it? Honestly, there’s something missing. Where’s the adventure? The purpose? What she needs is to tap into her inner daredevil. But her mystical wigmaker has a word of caution: should Janet lose control, it might not be so easy to get it back.

Chelsea’s Werk Week by Keke Palmer with Jasmine Guillory is part of Southern Belle Insults, a fiercely funny series of short stories set in the fully realized world of Keke’s viral phenomenon. Take Lady Miss Jacqueline’s advice: read or listen to them at once, without stopping, the whole way through. You’re welcome.

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Hilarious and Entertaining

Hilarious and entertaining to say the least! This is a fun light listen, something nice to get you through a workout or a mundane work day.

A wig is a lady's best friend

Miss Keke, I forgot how good an actress you are. I was reading these stories then decided to switch to audio. I did not know what I was missing. I love the themes of confidence and workplace politics. The name dropping and pop culture references were excessive and superfluous. The story is good on its own without all of that.

Good series

These series is super versatile and really shows Keke’s range. I’m invested in the story.

Great story

I listened to the entire series in one sitting. The story kept me intrigued, I enjoyed the story line. The performance of the story kept me entertained.

Great narration

The story was entertaining as well as narration, and there was a wonderful storyline that kept everyone’s attention