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Breid
Breid rated it 14 years ago
Picked this up at work and flicked through it thinking it would be another poorly written celebrity biog. Read the first page and thought "ok, you have got my attention, I want to read more". This is quite a scary and searingly honest description of the author's battle with bullimia and anorexia.
A Book and A Review #2
A Book and A Review #2 rated it 14 years ago
When I had originally considered reading this book, I kept pushing it aside thinking it was yet another Hollywood actress/bimbo writing a book. I was dead wrong. This book is hands down one of the best books I have read by a person who has suffered from an eating disorder. Portia de Rossi's ability ...
Bookish for life
Bookish for life rated it 14 years ago
I could hardly bear to stop listening to Portia de Rossi's telling of her struggle with anorexia - a frightening and compelling memoir.
Ami's Hoard
Ami's Hoard rated it 14 years ago
This story makes me cringe -- simply because it saddens me when I read how someone as lovely as Portia de Rossi can think of herself that way --- that being "average" and "normal" is wrong, and that she is unworthy, and thus trying to fix herself by losing weight. The writing itself might not be the...
Page Turning Paula
Page Turning Paula rated it 14 years ago
I am usually the last person who would ever read a celebrity memoir. I usually think they’re pretty stupid and a waste of time. But something kept drawing me to Portia De Rossi’s book. I don’t know if it is my love of Arrested Development that had me wanting to know more about her, but for some reas...
NYC BookWorm
NYC BookWorm rated it 14 years ago
I found myself crying towards the end of the book. I could not believe how similar my experience with being gay was like in comparison with Portia. I just never imagined I would be thinking the exact same things a "celebrity" would be thinking. She inspires me to be myself. Even though I don't have ...
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