Review: Very informative into Monroe's childhood
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 07 7, 2014
Great read. It starts out with some serious daddy issues, including that she used to daydream that Clark Gable was her biological father. That kind of set the tone for the book's description of her tragic and lonely life. Her time in foster care is heartbreaking. It covers her breakout in the modeling world and then into acting. Her personal relationships and mental health battles are briefly covered. Watson also covers Monroe's lifelong struggle with depression and eventual suicide. Overall, a good into into Monroe.