Having It All: Love, Success, Sex, Money Even If You're Starting With Nothing

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Summary: A Fantastic Guide to Life!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Review: After seeing an entertaining Biography special on Helen Gurley Brown, I thought I'd track down one of her books. Unfortunately, Ms. Brown's overuse of italics and endless sentences make this book tiresome and impossible to read. She has basically sound advice, but finding her pearls of wisdom is like finding a needle in a haystack -- her nonstop jabbering over several hundred pages is a witless mess, rather than a useful guide for the modern woman.

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Summary: Impossible to Read
Review: After seeing an entertaining Biography special on Helen Gurley Brown, I thought I'd track down one of her books. Unfortunately, Ms. Brown's overuse of italics and endless sentences make this book tiresome and impossible to read. She has basically sound advice, but finding her pearls of wisdom is like finding a needle in a haystack -- her nonstop jabbering over several hundred pages is a witless mess, rather than a useful guide for the modern woman.

Rating:
Summary: A Fantastic Guide to Life!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Review: This book is incredible. Reading this book was like talking to my hip girlfriend. HGB writes about finding your path in life. This book is filled with good, solid common sense advice. This is one of those books that you will refer to time & time again!

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Summary: What a fruitcake!
Review: What a weird little skeletal-like woman. Starving herself, giving up sugar (though she admits going back on in later books), working constantly, never having kids and dismissing them as tiresome, expensive burdens to one's career, bragging incessantly about dinner at the "Cap De Ville" (some tres elegant locale) while in Granada (some tres elegant locale), enthusiastically endorsing sleeping with married men while stating she'd die if hubby did, geez!

Rating:
Summary: What a fruitcake!
Review: What a weird little skeletal-like woman. Starving herself, giving up sugar (though she admits going back on in later books), working constantly, never having kids and dismissing them as tiresome, expensive burdens to one's career, bragging incessantly about dinner at the "Cap De Ville" (some tres elegant locale) while in Granada (some tres elegant locale), enthusiastically endorsing sleeping with married men while stating she'd die if hubby did, geez!