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Love, Lust & Faking It: The Naked Truth About Sex, Lies, and True Romance Hardcover – September 28, 2010

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  • Hardcover: 256 pages
  • Publisher: Harper; First Edition edition (September 28, 2010)
  • Language: English
  • ISBN-10: 0062012983
  • ISBN-13: 978-0062012982
  • Product Dimensions: 5.5 x 0.9 x 8.2 inches
  • Shipping Weight: 12 ounces
  • Average Customer Review: 3.3 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (127 customer reviews)
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1.0 out of 5 starsI want my money back
By Andrea on October 6, 2010
Format: Kindle Edition Verified Purchase
As a fan of Jenny McCarthy, I'm sorry to say that this book is awful. I have read her other books and enjoyed them, but this one felt like she was just trying to get anything on paper to get a paycheck. It is completely random, from astrology to an entire chapter that ends "just kidding, that never happened". It was seriously bad and I wish I didn't buy it on my Kindle so that I could get my money back. Not funny, not entertaining, not worth 11.99 for sure!! I only finished the book (because I couldn't return it mainly, but also) in the hope that it was going to get better and I was left disappointed.
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1.0 out of 5 starsOh Jenny....
By Arica Dearcos on October 12, 2010
Format: Hardcover Verified Purchase
As a fan of Jenny's other books, I absolutely couldn not WAIT for this one to come out. Reading her other "Naked Truth About...." books were seriously like having a conversation with your best friend. They made me laugh (hard and often) and made me cry because during that time, it was nice to know someone else had experienced what I was experiencing. I felt like she personally wrote those books for me! Not so with "Love, Lust and Faking It". Several chapters were boring 'interviews' with people she though were relevent to whatever she was talking about which Im STILL not sure that was. One WHOLE chapter was astrological signs that she got from a website. I also noticed she said "some websites say this" or "I read this on a website". I was also annoyed with the name dropping. There were some sections that sounded like advertisments for the people she was speaking to or about. ANNOYING. I finished the book in a little under two hours mostly because I skipped these filler chapters, hoping for something funnier and insightful like her previous books. The entire book felt to me like she was just throwing stuff together and hoping people bought it. I am so SO disappointed with this book and I'm sorry I spent money on it. Hopfully your next one is better, Jenny.
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1.0 out of 5 starsNot as good as expected
By Kellie on October 6, 2010
Format: Hardcover Verified Purchase
I am having a hard time understanding the few 5 star reviews. At first I was enjoying the book. The first few chapters were kinda funny but then the entire book became fact sheet from the internet. It is nothing but chapter after chapter of "Interviews" facts and stats from websites. There is a whole "Chapter" taken from the internet on "Astrological Signs". Next there is a entire section deticated to "Sex facts" Again, info she took from another source to fill paper. Then there is a entire section for "Songs to do the nasty too". There is no funny banter about the songs, just lists of song titles. There is very little to read in this book and I was so sad. I was sucked in by all the Hype and the fact that I think Jenny is very smart and funny. But this book was neither. Jenny did very little talking or story telling of any kind. If you think you are going to learned about her and Jims break up, your wrong. If you think your going to learn almost anything funny about Jenny, your wrong. Chelsea Handler only raves about this book because they are friends. And the clip from the back of the book says it all..." Even though this book is not as funny as mine, you should still buy it" Chelsea Handler.

She is right, the book is no where enar as funny as Chelsea Handler's. Save your money. Buy it used.
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2.0 out of 5 starsWhy Did I Buy This Again?
By Jackson Stephens on October 7, 2010
Format: Hardcover
Okay, I know this is cliche, but "I don't usually write reviews of books." That being said, I felt compelled to add a voice of reason to the other reviews that make this book seem a lot better than it really is. After all, I partially relied upon them in for my own purchase decision. This book reads like a bunch of random emails or diary entries from someone who isn't a professional writer. Don't get me wrong, that's not necessarily a bad thing if done right, but in this case I think it just doesn't work.

The author possesses no real authority on anything she writes about. The quality of research is beyond low. I think she just sat down every once and a while and knocked out easy, breezy thoughts from her head. There are points where she basically says the equivalent of, "Yeah, so I found these facts on some websites and stuff." The only pictures are two "taken with my iPhone" that are blurry and confusing. Several (boring) chapters are also devoted to recounting conversations she had with random people she wanted to interview. Much of the book began to tire me after a while, and near the end I began to skip portions that didn't catch my interest.

Beyond that, I just didn't find the author particularly likeable. (I'm sorry!) I guess I thought of her as that spunky, fun girl from _Singled Out_ and _Playboy_, but instead she had a kind of bad attitude about things, even sex. I found myself not caring about what she was writing because of that. And as she points out in the book, that spunky image from her early years was basically a made-up facade. Fine, but that girl would have been more interesting to listen to random thoughts like this from.

To summarize, the book was boring and not really sexy at all, despite the sound of the title. I was disappointed because I went in wanting to like it.
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2.0 out of 5 starsdid i get punkd?
By jen on October 11, 2010
Format: Hardcover
i also saw jenny mc carthy on oprah & immediately ordered the book. i loved all the questions on the show & she was so funny! unfortunately that does not translate to the book. the chapters are laughably short. i agree it seems like a bunch of random emails from a (debatably) funny friend. i wanted to like it but i just didn't.
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