The first half was the best, about her childhood and her start in Broadway. The second half didn't have much depth to it. 
 She talked about fashion a lot, so it's ironic that when I first saw this cover, I thought it was a weird wardrobe choice. Why pair fringey shorts with a sleek business look on top? Also, think she's really pretty, but the angle of her head is not flattering--it's making her cheeks look ripply and saggy. 
 Overall, pretty entertaining. The "Book discussion questions" at the end were very funny.