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Movie star Demi Moore's memoir reads like a good movie script. It starts with a person surrounded by problems, particularly her dysfunctional parents and a surprise about her birth, and goes over challenges during the phases of her life including her marriages to other famous people. Her decision to call her parents only by their first names at the beginning lets you know this movie star did not have the ideal childhood. Moore keeps you in her mind in each life step to give insight on her decisions, which makes the book's existence seem primarily as a therapeutic outlook for Moore. Some readers may identify with her struggles to get her dysfunctional family, body images, and marriages work. Opinions may vary on the emotional state of the ending. . It's a very fast read, and a strong recommend. ~ Mark