Losing It, and Gaining My Life Back One Pound at a Time (Audiobook)

from krissa

I always liked her bubbly personality, and she always seems like such a kind and friendly person. It was interesting to read the good, the bad, and the ugly. There were many things about her life that I could relate to. But also, there was enough of that start factor, that is totally different fr...

from dara85

This is a gossipy book about the girl next door and her tumultuous marriage to a rock star. Valerie Bertinelli, star of “One Day at a Time”, writes of her dysfunctional marriage to Eddie Van Halen. The couple always seemed to be going in different directions with their careers, never taking time ...

from tinkerbellkk

I enjoyed the story of her life. She was always a star that I thought was down to earth and real. Reading her ups and downs was very interesting. The book was easy to read - felt more like having a conversation with her - very personal. I enjoyed it.

from joannemepham29

This was an interesting look at Valerie Bertinelli's rise to stardom, and very interesting mix of her life story and the correlation between her life and her eating habits and weight. I thought it made sense she intertwine her weight struggle with her life story, since in reality life is what mak...

from Dnorthup

This was a really light, straight-forward read. I have always enjoyed Valerie's performances and was a little put-off by her kind of manic appearance on Oprah to promote this book. I decided to read the book anyway and am glad that i did. I think that the Valerie that we saw on Oprah is exactly w...