I've always loved the industry and the lives of those that live it. After reading Jenna's biography, I was worried about having to deal with another sensationalized biographic of an entertainer (even though I did enjoy Jenna's book). Monica's, however, is so much more. The simple stating of the facts, describing her feelings, etc. are so easy to read as if they are coming directly from Monica's lips, which they are. Monica doesn't pull any punches, doesn't dramatize anything, and just simply describes her life and her climb to the pinnacle of her career. A very easy read, and almost impossible to put down. Monica simply tells it like it is, describes the ups and downs of being in the industry, and lays her soul on the line. At the same time that she lays it all out there to bare (no pun intended), you can't help but sense the vulnerability she is displaying by revealing so much about herself. While you'd typically expect an actress in her profession to be an extrovert, she reveals herself as an incredibly introspective person that truly needs and enjoys her time alone (and even seems to be tormented by it sometimes). She comes across as a kind soul but willing to say things that most of us won't because of societal norms. I applaud her not only for a well written autobiography, but for putting herself out there and being honest about an industry and career that faces more criticism than any other. Awesome!