Amazon.com Review
She's perky and bubbly and ALL the things that have made her one of America's most popular talk-show hostesses and hawker of family values. Why should her book be any different? Kathie Lee walks the line between upbeat spin and candor that seems calculated to be charming. So you'll come away from this book feeling as if you have spent a lot of time with the TV Kathie Lee without being invited to dinner. If that's enough for you, you'll like this book, which was written before Kathie Lee's daughter was born AND before the sweatshop scandal that sent our heroine to Washington and her husband, sportscaster Frank Gifford, into New York's garment district with handfuls of hundred-dollar bills to distribute to the downtrodden.