Funny and light. A fly-on-the-wall insight to the life of the Hollywood rich and famous

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I loved this book!! I almost took it off my wish list a few times because I wasnt sure I would like it but I ended up really enjoying it!

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I really enjoyed this book. If you like celebrity tabloid magazines, then you'll love this book. You get a look inside the lives of the rich & famous through the nannies point of view.

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A great autobiography that unabashadly name drops some of Hollywood's hottest stars.

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I really enjoyed the first half of this book; it was fascinating and I couldn't put it down. Unfortunately, as the author started losing interest in nannying I began losing interest in reading about her loss of interest...

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This isn't a book that's going to give you really a gossip of super stars if thats what you are looking for but it does leave you knowing that what you see in Hollywood as far as these perfect on hands parents doesn't truly represent the truth as we all probably know already if we have ever worked and raised a child, kind of sad actually kids seem to be treated as props and the bigger the star the stranger the story.The main people in the book are producers not actual movie stars except for Danny Devitto&Family,and Debra Winger, and Sally Feilds.Which seem to be the exception to the rule.

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This book had the same effect that the Nanny Diaries had on me, I felt sorry for the children that get attached to their nannies and then lose them because of some sort of power play. I feel bad for the well intending nannies too. The book did have a lot of juicy information though, I wonder how she was able to write the book and not get sued.

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I really enjoyed reading this book. It was interesting to see how the other half live.

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Loved this book, it's a very easy read. I had a hard time putting it down.

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In a nutshell, Michael Ovitz is evil, and Debra Winger, Danny DeVito, and Rhea Perlman are awesome. That said, the book is pretty cute and well-written, but would have been a lot more interesting if most people were aware of who Michael Ovitz is. The message got a little overworked - we get it, having unlimited resources to provide for your kids doesn't make you a good parent. If you're a big fan of books on celebrity culture, it's worth a look. If not, it was just okay.

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