Incomparable

Anyone who follows the Bella Twins knows how open they have been with their fans about their lives. We get an inside look every time we tune in to Total Divas or Total Bellas. Their book
lets fans take a deeper dive into their lives, particularly their childhood and relationships. I finished it in one day! Thank you Nikki and Brie for being such positive role models and, in general, bad ass women!

This book is pretty good. Its an insight to one of the most successful tag teams and also individuals, Nikki and Brie Bella.

If youre a fan, youll like how they get to talk about their lives and it feels like a conversation vs random batches of memories.

There was a manner of how Nikki Bella handled writing about Cena and its done in a way that there should be no questions about how she feels about him. Brie Bella talked about a former love as well and it actually feels like they had a heavy hand in writing their own journeys and frankly, I couldnt put it down.

Highly recommend!

So the Bella sisters are one of my secret guilty pleasures… I had an ex way back that was into wrestling and that got me into it, I was away for it for a while and then one weekend did a Total Divas binge and got sucked back in. The Bellas have by far been my favorite, they are all girl power and have grown their wrestling fame into an entrepreneurial empire. I’ve always appreciated that they were down to earth and honest about wanting more in life.

This book totally has their voice throughout, it’s a bit like watching Total Bellas or their podcast. It filled in lots of gaps for me, their life growing up, their journey into wrestling and all of their relationships. I enjoyed the stories and that they flipped back and forth narrating the stories from each sister’s POV. The timeline was a little all over the place which was difficult to get into at first. But any Bella Army fan will love the wrestling insights.

I also was really looking for more of the entrepreneurial side of the pair. They talk a lot about girl power and bringing equality to the WWE which is fabulous, but I wanted to hear how that translated into their businesses. They talked about selling the most merchandise in WWE but not about how they built their brand. They dip slightly into the start of Birdie Bee but it just didn’t give enough of the info I was hoping to learn. I hope some day they consider a ‘How To’ type entrepreneurial business book, their view point is so important.

Wow, great book. Its crazing how much I can relate to the same childhood that they had. Im going to admit I cried a bit. Im so proud of how they overcame any odds, I love you guys <3

The chapters are presented with sub headers indicating which sister is sharing their story which is helpful while reading about their lives as they do merge but are incomparable. A lot of the juicer information in this book is still somewhat vague and doesnt use names of certain people in their lives so it can get slightly confusing. I found Bear to be one of the most interesting parts of this book. Overall it was a good read for those who continue to love the Bella twins and all that they bring to the table. My only real negative about this book is the repeated use of the term rinse and repeat. I loved hearing more about their mission for women in the last chapter but still couldnt help feeling like it was a sales tactic to continue to purchase from another one of their brands.

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