Classic gossipy, junky beauty salon read . . .nothing too brain-taxing or earth-shattering . . .Fairly interesting study in the vague morality and appalling lack of self-reflection that a wealthy childhood often creates and nurtures . . . The ghost-writer did a good job of conveying that odd, soulless quality that so many (grown-up) rich kids often have. . Spelling drifts from one experience to another with little (if any) true depth, and appears to have few regrets, consequences or apologies.

I really enjoyed this book. Tori Spelling seems so honest, and it was great to see what a normal person she is. You have to feel for her and the relationship she has with her mother. Quite interesting, to say the least!

This Book was very interesting. It makes see that Tori is a pretty normal person and seems like she would be fun to hang out with. It was nice to read her side of all the gossip that has always been said about her. Very good book.