Cybill Disobedience Review
I found this to be an interesting and easy read. Once I got into the story I found myself wanting to see how it would end. It is a description of a girl from a somewhat dysfunctional family who made it big as a model early in life, but has never found consistent happiness. I will give Cybill credit for being frank and honest. She pulled no punches especially regarding her many casual and long term love interests. She certainly has had no problem with constant infidelity and casual sex. After reading descriptions of all the broken relationships in her personal and professional life, I can't help but suspect there are other sides to the story. She sounds like a Type-A personality who would, and has, worn out every relationship and has, over time, alienated most everyone around her.
Cybill Disobedience Overview
How I Survived Beauty Pageants, Elvis, Sex, Bruce Willis, Lies, Marriage, Motherhood, Hollywood, and the Irrepressible Urge to Say What I Think.
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Customer Reviews
More interesting than fiction - Pamela Mcclure - Redwood City, CA USA
Cybill and I are about the same age and I can completely relate to her experiences. I loved Moonlighting and cried when Cybill was cancelled. Most memorable line was "two girls and a pig in a convertible -- just another Saturday night in Beverly Hills". They were two of my favorite shows ever. It's really interesting to know the story behind the story, so to speak -- even more interesting than the shows! Thanks for sharing Cybill!
should be titled: Cybill uses a thesaurus. - Trish -
I tried to read a free download of Cybill Shepherd's biography and in the first chapter she used words such as: cacophonous, megalomani, temerity, rancorously, eviscerated, dotage, impetus,paradigms, jermiads, and sobriquet! Duh! I consider myself an intellegent person but was turned off by all the unusual words. Did she really think her target audience would be impressed by this. I havent got past the first chapter yet and think maybe I should continue because of the other good reviews but I am so turned off by her need to appear to have a better vocabulary then the average reader.
I found her story to be very interesting. - D. Berry - Orlando, FL
I thought this was a great read. I enjoyed it. I found it interesting how open Cybil was with her indiscretions. I don't believe in messing about with married men but she is honest about it which I respect.
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