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Jennifer Aniston: The Biography of Hollywood's Sweetheart

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This is a great book on Jen. Well-written and filled with plenty of color photos! Definitely highly recommended for Jen fans. You will be very satisfied.

This book is well written and provides plenty of information about Jennifer Anniston's life, both professionally and personally. However, the attempt to portray Jennifer Anniston as an innocent victim is more than obvious and may i also add - annoying. Everything bad that has happened to her is blamed on her bad childhood and on people not being understanding enough towards her.

I'm a big fan of Friends, still tap into them once in a while, and had been a fan of all the cast. I actually stopped reading this book as the "Rachel hair thing" was mentioned. By that stage there were enough quotes from Ms Aniston to give me the impression she seemed pretty ungrateful to her fans for where she was. There didn't seem to be anything positive coming out of her mouth - though plenty of the f-word. Classy.

Sorry if I didn't give the book a chance, but it put me off her and I sort of think if that's what she said in public (if it's true of course) then you just end up wondering what she said in private.

At a reported $35,000 an episode it's a shame she couldn't have taken it on the chin a little more and I won't be paying any money to see any of her movies anymore.

I read her mother's biography which was reiterated in the first many chapters of this book. It was somewhat entertaining, but not profound or too revealing. I ended the book with a sour taste for Ms. J. Aniston. She seems to lack a bit of class and loves the "f" word! It seems like she has grown immensely from her split with Pitt, but her growth was warped by such sudden fame. I think in many ways, she still seems lost.