Madonna

Rating:
Summary: Brilliant
Review: This is good,very good. From the first page to the last it was an incredible journey. Andrew Morton has been called the Prince of Biographies and after this perhaps it is about time he was promoted to King of Biographies. This is as good as it gets. Buy it!

Rating:
Summary: Deeper and Deeper inside the world of an icon
Review: This is the second bio I have read about Madonna and may I say that this one really takes the story of Ms. M to another level. We the reader finally find out the true relationship between her father and stepmother. Her early dealings in New York and why she used her body as well as her mind to get the material things she wanted as well as the men. But to be honest, I do not recommend this to "pro-lifers" due to the fact that she used the
procedure of abortion the way some men would use condoms.

Rating:
Summary: Madonna's decent story
Review: When I first heard of the book, I thought it was going to be full of gossip. But that is not what I got. I read a book that told of Madonna, a daughter, an artist, a business woman and a wife. At times the book was boring, but whose life is always exciting. I read a story, whether it was all true remains to be seen. The only person who can tell Madonna's story is Madonna. Whether her story will be true, who knows. People don't always want the truth to be told. Bottom line: Madonna's decent story....