The Naked Truth: The Real Story Behind the Real Housewife of New Jersey--In Her Own Words

The book is a fun quick read. Of course, there are parts that seem hard to believe, but in my opinion they give the book an even greater depth by exposing the insecurities of the author who can only indirectly acknowledge her demons. It is a very "all out there" sort of a book and her life story is a million times more interesting than most. Additionally, she was practically forced to write the book due to the other beasts she's on the show with. If the other NJ housewives wrote about their life stories, I can't imagine they would be worth publishing. Caroline: "I was born a fat new jersey pig, I married a very boring man, and then birthed and raised three no talent ass clowns." Alfie getting kicked out of law school was priceless - and also not surprising. Maybe Teresa could write about filing bankruptcy? Regardless, the book is worth buying. It's a fun summer read.

this book shows that no one should judge a person based on a reality show it reveals that there is morethan mets the eye in every situation

Don't pay attention to the negative reviews. People are obviously basing their opinions solely on what they see on the show - probably haven't even read the book. The book offers great insight into Danielle's life and is a very interesting and quick read - perfect for by the pool this summer! I recommend it, whether you're a Housewives fan or not.

The book is okay. It is not any worse than some of the other junk out there. I believe the bad reviews are from people that don't like the woman. I would not be surprised if the reviews were from the other housewives on the show that hate her. That is sad. I don't care about the woman one way or another but to cr#p on the book is wrong! The book was not bad. It is a good read by the pool.