This autobiography is entertaining from start to finish. Susannah is very open and honest and many of her experiences made me laugh out loud. She writes in a very engaging way, and sustained my interest throughout. This is an entertaining, thought provoking and thoroughly enjoyable read. I highly recommend it.

This is wonderful. Constantine writes like a dream. She has had, it could be argued, the perfect life for a memoir. Raised with wealth and connections, having a relationship with Princess Margaret's son for some years and then finding herself first in the world of fashion and then in the world of television, there is a lot of meat on the bones of this book. And that's before you get to the addiction issues. Constantine does a great job of writing in an accessible, open and generous way and of remaining likeable when she could have come across as an unbearable snob. It made me want to go out for a bun with her. What more of an accolade could you want?

So, I knew of Susannah from Trinny & Susannah 'What not to wear programme'... But there is a lot in this book that might just open your eyes to who Susannah is, who she knows... and of course the stories that she can tell involving those other very famous people... Pour the wine, sit back and laugh.

I was really looking forward to this book but sadly it never came (was not sent). I’ve tried to chase Waterstones and no response. Then is desperation cancelled but now even the cancellation is pending and has been for weeks. I’m furious to say that he least