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Tabloid Prodigy: Dishing the Dirt, Getting the Gossip, and Selling My Soul in the Cutthroat World of ...

8 reviews
Marlise Elizabeth Kast

Running Press Book Publishers, 2007

Fantastic Read!
Many people are attracted to this book because of the celebrity factor. I was drawn to this book to read about the inner struggles of a young woman trying to to identify who she was between her conservative upbringing and the allure of Hollywood. Anyone who has walked the road of trying to figure themselves out can identify with the author. I will admit learning about the tactics tabloid ...

Girls Who Gossip

8 reviews

Kensington-Strapless, 2006

Chick Lit At Its Best!
Theresa Alan does it again with a chick lit that has a surprising twist. Deeper and more thought provoking than traditional chick lit, GIRLS WHO GOSSIP still has Alan's trademark humor and wit. Helaina is a heroine any woman can relate to and Owen is to die for. The reader follows Helaina on a soul-searching journey that reveals her inner strength. You root for her and cheer her on the whole ...

Best Murder of the Year

8 reviews

St. Martin's Press, 2002

A thoroughly delightful romp!
This surprising "inside" Hollywood mystery is a delightful romp through the seedy world of Hollywood. It is delightfully satirical of Hollywood and its ways and waywardness. Though very funny, it is also suspenseful and engaging. Perhaps the most delightful gay comedy/mystery since the wonderful Aldyne series and the Grant Michaels masterpieces. Pushes close to the edge of heavyhandedness, but ...

The Making of Dr. Truelove

5 reviews
Derrick Barnes

Simon Pulse, 2006

The Doc is In!! Book of the year!
This book is awesome!! The story of transformation of Diego into Dr Truelove to win back his love interest Roxy is hilarious, and made me laugh like crazy. Derrick Barnes does a great job - he knows how to reach out and win his readers. The Making of Dr Truelove has everything you could want in a book: Real and funny characters, an urban setting, a fast paced plot, sexy undercurrents and great ...

Acupuncture Insanity!

7 reviews
Artie Rotello

Wasteland Press, 2004

I Gonna Paper My Cell With It.
Soon as Trixie git done readin' it, I gonna rip da pages out an' paper ma cell wid it. Dat way I kin reads it day an night. It make me laff an laff, like when Trixie wrap a towel all up in her hair and balance a pot on her head an sing "Pupusas, papusas!" Trixie move just like a real girl.

Gossip Girl: The Second Collection (Gossip Girl)

10 reviews
Cecily von Ziegesar

Little, Brown, 2004

Keeps my teenager reading...
My daughter is a senior in high school and we bought her the first series when she turned 16. She's now almost finished with the second set and is excited that she's almost to the third set. She likes the story line and it keeps her busy reading for fun which I like to encourage! I want all of my kids to find things they like to read.

Lincoln as I Knew Him: Gossip, Tributes and Revelations from His Best Friends and Worst Enemies

10 reviews

Algonquin Books, 1999

Simpy a great book.
I have about 100 books on Lincoln and this is one of the best, it draws on stories from some others but it is an easy and very good read for those who want incites into perhaps or greatest President as told by those who knew him and heard him speak.

Princess of Gossip

20 reviews
Sabrina Bryan, Julia DeVillers

MTV, 2008

An Important Message in an Appealing Package
In Princess of Gossip, Sabrina Bryan and Julia DeVillers impart an important message about the harm that can be caused by gossip while thoroughly entertaining their readers. The story makes great use of pop culture and provides plenty of funny moments, and the characters, ranging from ordinary high schoolers to celebrities, are witty and compellingly drawn. Their story will capture the ...

The Future of Reputation: Gossip, Rumor, and Privacy on the Internet

5 reviews
Daniel J. Solove

Yale University Press, 2008

Engrossing, Important Book About Our Lives and Reputations in the Internet Age
Once I started The Future of Reputation, I could not put it down. The book brings alive how online gossip, social networking sites, and blogs increasingly define who we are and how were are perceived in today's Information Age. The stories it tells are, at once, laugh-out-loud funny and terrifying. We see the lives of others distorted by vengeful ex-lovers and mocked by teachers. Online ...

The Barista Diary

10 reviews
Michelle Murphy

BookSurge Publishing, 2007

Didn't Want to Put it Down!
This is a great read especially for people who LOVE espresso. This book makes me want to live in the mountains of Washington and open an espresso/gift shop. The journal entries are simple, funny, and fun to read. I highly recommend this book and am looking for a similar read since I am 3/4 done with this book.

Gossip: A Book of Poems

3 reviews
Thomas Fink

Marsh Hawk Pr, 2001

A Word Collage
I first found this book at the library, then decided I wanted my own copy to have these delightful poems always at hand. If they were visual art they would be collage -- forgotten images, bits of dreams, a flash of childhood color, combined in new and surprising ways. It is risky to take phrases out of context, especially with these poems, but I loved lines like, "Attention shoppers: national ...

Small Talk

4 reviews
Jan Pienkowski

Price Stern Sloan, 1983

Small Talk review
Cute pop-ups, good for very young children. It's one of my childhood favorites as well as my sister's.(We're 13 & 11 now)

Winchell: Gossip, Power and the Culture of Celebrity

4 reviews
Neal Gabler

Knopf, 1994

More than just the voice for the "Untouchables."
Although most of us remember Walter Winchell fo rhis rapid-fire narration for the old "Untouchables" television show, he was much more than that. Neal Gabler chronicles Winchell's career and life, but it's his analysis of Winchell's affect on his times and culture that makes this book transcend routine biography. Winchell's became a powerful voice for a time: businessmen wanted to be his ...

Gossip Girl (Gossip Girl)

4 reviews
Cecily von Ziegesar

Poppy, 2007

Welcome home Serena.
Serena's come home after getting kicked out of boarding school and everyone wants to know if the rumors are true. Was she pregnant and did she leave her baby in France? Is she really dealing drugs with her initial "S" stamped on each pill? And what's up with her clothes? Is she getting them from a homeless shelter? All Serena wants to do is hang with her friends and have her old life back. ...

Nothing but Gossip

4 reviews
Marne Davis Kellogg

Doubleday, 1998

Full of wit with an exciting mystery and great detective.
Heiress, private sleuth and U.S. Marshall, Lilly Bennett, is finally getting married, an event which her mother had almost given up on. After more than a couple decades of trying to find the right man, Lilly is marrying Richard...who is everything a woman could want. She takes on the case of a murdered oil heiress the week of her fabulous wedding and puts not only her life and that of her ...

Christian Island - Parables About Pride, Gossip and Discontentment

3 reviews
Charles Simpson

Ascribe Publishing, 2000

You Can Actually See Yorself
When I was reading this book, I actually felt as though I, myself, was living on Christian Island. These parables about gossip, pride and discontentment are written in such a way that you as a reader become totally engrossed in all that is going on. It really gave me a very real and practical look of how gossip, pride and discontentment effects not only me but my relationship with God as well ...

Biggie and the Devil Diet (Unabridged)

3 reviews
Nancy Bell

audible.com

An underrated series
Nancy Bell never disappoints. This cozy muystery series is so charming, but if you haven't read the preceding books , please postpone this one until its turn comes around. You'll probably find yourself reading these books in a Texas drawl which will make the whole experience even funnier because Bell's humor is southern and her turn of phrase is just perfect. These books are such relaxing and ...

Gossip Girl

3 reviews
Cecily Von Ziegesar

Little Brown and Company, 2002

Gossip Girl
This book is like constantly reading a juicy bit of information and you just want to find out more and more about the lives of the kids at New York's finest schools. You learn these kids are just like any normal person, in a sense. They can feel lonely or have the best parties. Some of the plot points are focused on `the perfect couple,' the jealous ex-best friends(the story of that is not as ...

Trouble Talk

4 reviews
Trudy Ludwig

Tricycle Press, 2008

A True Learning Experience
This is one of the best books for children I've ever read. Trouble Talk tackles, so well, so completely, the REAL social problems that kids have to deal with - the rumors, the difficult friendships, difficult relationships, forgiveness, lies, trust...and the story is told so realistically. I could clearly hear all of the characters' voices in my head! This book would be perfect for a teacher to ...

Darcy Daisy and the Firefly Festival: Learning About Bipolar Disorder and Community

3 reviews
Lisa M. Lewandowski Ph.D., Shannon M. B. Trost B.S.

First Page Publications, 2005

Easy Explanation for Children.
As a health care professional, I have shared Darcy Daisy with many patients as a way for them to explain bipolar disorder to their children. Darcy has earned a permanent place on our bookshelf!! Traci, RN, BSN, IBCLC

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