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Rosie O! How She Conned America

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This book says that Rosie O'Donnell conned America because she pretended to be the Queen of nice, which is pretty stupid to say because number one if you read Rosie O'Donnell's book she says that some magazine called her the queen of nice and when she read it she was thinking "what in the world are they talking about", she herself never claimed to be the "queen of nice". Number two Rosie O'Donnell's JOB was being a talk show host, it was just a job, not her life, a person is going to act how they are expected to act at their job because that is what they get paid for, and it was Rosie O'Donell's job to have the "queen of nice" attitude, it was a G-rated early morning talk show! How a person acts at their job is not generally how they act in person.
This book is also saying she conned America by coming out as a lesbian. They say she pretended to lust after om Cruise on the show, now Rosie O'Donnell commented on this during an interview, she said that she thinks Tom Cruise is a beautiful man and that has nothing to do with her sexuality.
This book is a pure example of bigotry. A person should be praised for being brave enough to "come out" not condemned.
I recommend that people read FIND ME, by Rosie O'Donnell if they want the real "truth".

not to diss but this book was terrible.

They might as well just called the book "I hate rosie", it's a total waste of tree for the paper needed to print this book only donald trump could love.

If you want to save yourself a few bucks, or more importantly, the few minutes of your life it'll take to realize this is pure, fictional trash, just go flick on Fox News. You'll get the same vomit inducing effect, without all the effort of having to read.

Poorly written books can often still be entertaining, but not in this case. Opinion is stated as fact, assumptions are made that no rationally thinking person could ever come to, and aspersions are cast out of what appears to be nothing more than a visceral hatred of Ms. O'Donnell.

The author of this book, for whatever reason, is intent on trashing O'Donnell, logic and fact are just collateral damage.

PURE TRASH, AVOID LIKE THE PLAGUE.

People are people. Are you the same on your job as you are at home? Are you the same at home as you are in your head? I hate books that try to shove people into little categories. Rosie gives to charities and loves children and if that were all she was, it would be enough. People who have to find the negative in celebrities are probably very negative people themselves. By the way, the cover is a very poorly digitally altered picture to make her look fatter. Nice touch, Jim, Susan and Nicholas. I'd like to see pictures of you that you didn't have control over the publication of.

This is a terrible portrayal of a Rosie. It is sad that society looks at her this way just because she is trying to be who she really is. I would like to see half the people in America try out her shoes. I don't think they would be able to deal with the pressures that she has been through. Rosie has had many difficulties and for the authors of this book to produce this awful piece of work is utterly disgusting.

This hateful spew is a waste of perfectly good trees, not to mention a big yawn. If it were possible to give it less than one star I would have.
Shame on all who were involved with it.

this book is a disgrace...god bless you Rosie for keeping it real...finally America & the world is waking up to the fact that you actually speak the truth that no one else dares...my hero...
i hate that i had to rate this pathetic excuse for a book to make my comment it deserves less than zero.....

This book is hardly a work of journalism, but it's the first and only book to tell the real truth about Rosie O'Donnell. Think she's "the queen of nice"? Think she's all about helping people? Think she really cares about kids more than her own image? This book answers the questions truthfully, without Rosie's spin. This is a vile and utterly phony human being, and although this book is gossipy and poorly-written, it's entertaining and revelatory about this disgusting con woman.