Review: "The filling up of all those holes that childhood have left empty."
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 02 17, 2013
I am in the bemusing position of reviewing a book about why people value celebrity.  And of course I am reading this single because celebrity fascinates me.  This single provides a closer look into the machine that fills the great American celebrity need.  Most attractive to me is David's willingness to reveal her own lust for that time in the spotlight and the lengths to which she was prepared to go.  So often these memoirs are disingenuous in their protests that fame was a secondary gain for their other deeper and more attractive motivations.  So this book fills a great niche.  And it is fun to read.