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Message from Dean - May 8th 2007
I am currently testing out a new version of the APF Bridge Component - If you notice any errors within this demo store please drop me a line.
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Good but gets annoying towards the end when she meets Dean and gushes non-stop about their love. Also, her mom-bashing gets to be annoying. She comes across as spoiled and selfish. She rails against her mother for not treating her father with the proper respect, yet she herself didn't visit him for a whole 9 months when he was sick. That's a long time not to visit your dad in a hospital that's not very far away. Poor guy.
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I never knew much about Torri, but I found Tori so down to earth on her show. In one of the episodes she went to a book signing where she promoted sTORI Telling and I decided that I was intrigued enough to buy the book.
Bobby Brown, another compelling biography!!!
Imagine being in one of the most successful boy bands of all time, New Edition; Then leave the group to become one of the biggest pop stars in the world; Date some of the most world renown celebrities, such as Janet Jackson and Madonna.....Bobby Brown: The Truth, The Whole Truth and Nothing But...
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This is a really good book. I read it compulsively, harldy putting it down. Tori Spelling is a total comedian, who knew? While she does tell a lot of stories about her mom and dad, it's not in the totally spoiled brat, repressed childhood way I thought it would be. Obviously she has issues with her mom, and maybe some of those are her fault, some are clearly not. She borders a little bit on self-obsessed a few times when criticizing her family, but she's got a point when she says that being Aaron Spelling's daught was a double edged sword for her. She's truly very funny and seems to finally have a wonderful life and family. I am happy for her and even enjoy her show on Oxygen.
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Being a fan of 90210 I was really looking forward to hearing Tori's story. Picked her book up at the airport and finished it almost in one sitting. Fun and entertaining read giving an insight into her life and up bringing. I found she approached most subjects sensitively and did not bad mouth anyone. Interesting to see how her approach to money and her upbringing have had such a massive influence on her life. Overall a good entertaining read if you're interested in Tori.
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I think this is a great autobiography. You get an insider's look to what Tori's life was like growing up, during 90210 and her current marriage. I have always loved Tori and reading this made me feel for her the way all the critics who say mean things should.
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