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 enlarge | Author: Tori Spelling
Publisher: Simon Spotlight
Category: Book
List Price: $24.95
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Rating:  313 reviews
Sales Rank: 575
Media: Hardcover
Edition: 1st Simon Spotlight Entertainment Hardcover Ed
Pages: 288
Number Of Items: 1
Shipping Weight (lbs): 1
Dimensions (in): 9.1 x 6.4 x 1.2
ISBN: 1416950737
Dewey Decimal Number: 791.45028092
EAN: 9781416950738
ASIN: 1416950737
Publication Date: March 11, 2008
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 Real Person November 3, 2008
C. BARNES
This was wonderful! I couldn't put it down! She's so real and down to earth.
I laughed and cried... October 28, 2008
CaseyE (Colorado)
This was a truly endearing book. I've never been a huge Tori Spelling fan, but after watching a few episodes of Tori and Dean: Home Sweet Hollywood on Oxygen, I quickly changed camps. Sometimes brutally honest and down to earth, this book had me giggling and crying. I read it from cover to cover in one sitting!
Newly formed Tori fan,
CaseyE
A fabulose book October 26, 2008
Mike (CA., U.S.A.)
She did an amazing job telling her story in a funny & real way. There is no flowery cover ups or false glitter to her history. She keeps you so interested you won't want to put the book down. I finished it in less then two days & know I'm going to read it again I enjoyed it so much. Great job Tori!
Loved, Loved, Loved It!! October 25, 2008
Brandi Evans (Virginia)
I LOVED reading this book! Interestingly enough, I wasn't even a Tori Spelling fan when I bought the book. I watched a couple episodes of her on her TV show So noTorious, and thought that Tori sounded so down-to-earth that I bought the book. She really tells the story of her life, and what it was like growing up being Aaron Spelling's daughter, and the struggles she went through with her mother, and how after her dads death, she felt really lonely. She really seems to be a down to earth person, and my original "spoiled girl" opinion of her really changed after reading the book, and seeing how vulnerable she really felt at times in her life.
Not a Tori Spelling fan, but....! October 24, 2008
C. Martinez (LA, Cali)
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
I have never been a Tori Spelling fan, although, I do not by any means dislike her at all, I just never really payed her any attention, to me - she was just Donna Martin. I decided to read this book because I had heard that it was actually really good .... and it was on sale! I started to read it and couldnt stop! I'm not sure what made it so interesting to me since i felt indifferent towards Tori, but I just really found her to be pretty genuine, or at least thats how she seems. Her life really was not at all what I thought it may be. I nearly cried at the end, it's not a sob story, but by this time I felt like I knew her and we were old friends, ha ha. I really enjoyed this a lot and I think others will as well.
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