Cybill Disobedience: How I Survived Beauty Pageants, Elvis, Sex, Bruce Willis, Lies, Marriage, Motherhood, Hollywood, and the Irrepressible Urge to Say What I Think

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Summary: A love letter.. to herself!
Review: This was interesting but tedious. I should go back and count all the references Cybil makes throughout this book about how beautiful she is. Probably too many to count.

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Summary: Not bad; racy
Review: To really enjoy this book, you have to be a fan of Cybill Shepherd. Just to read it for the gossip is not enough. I've always enjoyed watching her in her various projects. This book just tells her side, true, but it it written in an honest and no holds barred way, warts and all. If you are interested in a book about a lady who has done a lot of living, and somehow come thru it, this is it.

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Summary: She's Saucy, She's Sassy, but she sure isn't Subtle!
Review: You get the feeling Cybill Shepherd has never told a lie in her whole life because she's just so darn open, honest and has a delightful "shoot from the lip" quality, even if it shines a bad light on her. Not everyone likes her, but you sure can't fault her directness unless you're one that can't handle that sort of candor. Myself...I thinks she's the Menopausal Madam of the Millennium...because she covers that topic with the same frankness as she does her rating of lovers! If you're looking for a milquetoast type of lady, Cybil isn't for you. But, if you want an in-your-face peri-prima donna full of whirlwind nastiness and southern charm, then you'll enjoy the heck of of Cybill! I had to skip around the book instead of reading it in an orderly fashion because I just couldn't wait to see what she did with some of my favorite actors. She does plenty! Better read then the run-of-the-mill movie star bios. Enjoyed this book enough to go back for seconds!