Helpful Score: 1
ok, I admit it- I grew up with Little House on the Prairie.
And what girl wouldn't love to have Melissa Gilbert's life.
This biography is an honest tale of her life- fresh with plenty of SH- word, details of her lavish love/sex life- it was always wonderful, full of passion, blah blah blah.
It was a refreshing revelation that she was not perfect, made many mistakes, but some how the details irritated me-she was a princess, treated above the normal person, and everything works out perfectly in the end.
Very self absorbed person. Name dropper- even though I didn't know half of the people she was talking about!
The last three chapters did not need to be included- got confusing, all about her time as president of the SAG- Boring! skipped over it, and then chuckled at the last pages- the names she wanted to name the book.
Full of that rebellious spirit she shows through out the book.
It was a decent, two day read- to distract myself from reality, full of fluff and drama.
And what girl wouldn't love to have Melissa Gilbert's life.
This biography is an honest tale of her life- fresh with plenty of SH- word, details of her lavish love/sex life- it was always wonderful, full of passion, blah blah blah.
It was a refreshing revelation that she was not perfect, made many mistakes, but some how the details irritated me-she was a princess, treated above the normal person, and everything works out perfectly in the end.
Very self absorbed person. Name dropper- even though I didn't know half of the people she was talking about!
The last three chapters did not need to be included- got confusing, all about her time as president of the SAG- Boring! skipped over it, and then chuckled at the last pages- the names she wanted to name the book.
Full of that rebellious spirit she shows through out the book.
It was a decent, two day read- to distract myself from reality, full of fluff and drama.
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