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Valerie Bertinelli details how she went from constantly worrying about her weight to finally being happy.

There was a lot to like, but I found this repetitive and very common sense.

The recipes sound delicious, the photo section was fun, and the stories about Eddie were great.

I liked more than I disliked, but I am happy to move on to my next read.

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As always, I thoroughly enjoyed listening to Valerie. Her recounting of her life‘s lessons and stories is southing & utterly heartfilled❤️‍🔥 I do love her voice & infectious laugh😊

I love Valerie, loved One Day at a Time, loved her cooking show… but this just didn‘t work. There were parts that were really engaging and parts that just felt off. Loved the recipes!

Still working on the Lego. I really enjoyed listening to VB talk about her life and the role food played. I‘m happy she has a healthier relationship with it now and that she included some great recipes. I was hungry for most of this book 🤣🤣

Finally getting back to my Starry Night Lego set

Listening to this on audio ❤️ I loved One Day at a Time so much growing up! Why are we so hard on ourselves? I‘m so sad that she has spent so much time fretting about her weight ☹️ I know I‘m brutal with myself with my middle age weight gain despite knowing that every single one of those chips I have eaten have been well deserved. Just like the bowl I am about to eat 💪🏻

She and I are just about the same age (62) and I‘ve watched her since I was 15. Listened to this over the last week and loved every minute of it. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

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🎧 Loved it! She read it.

I cried. I could relate to her story. Of course NOT the married to a rock star or mom of an up & coming rock star! She felt very down to earth.

She talks a lot about food & recites a few recipes. ♥️

Her story is relatable at 18 or 60.

She covers One Day at a Time thru Hot in Cleveland, her son, her x-husband (EVH), parents, finding peace with who she is not who she could be.

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🎧 I hung out with Valerie Bertinelli for a few days! I really enjoyed her narration. She‘s a likable, relatable, down-to-earth lady who speaks with such deep emotion and respect about Eddie VanHalen and of their son, who is a gifted musician in his own right. This book was not a blockbuster but it was sweet and easy and exactly what I needed. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

An intimate look into a woman struggling to find worth and purpose, dealing with issues that many of us face. Sweet reminder to love ourselves and others. @Eggs

The lovely Valerie Bertinelli shares with us her life and her love for her son Wolfie and his dad and her first husband Eddie Van Halen the love they shared before his passing.Valerie is one of the girls who was always trying to lose those last ten pounds.This is an open real warm memoir Valerie is real down to earth will remind you of your friends.wonderful well written really enjoyed,

This was somehow a book that I'd been waiting for. But I didn't know I was waiting. Through sharing her own struggle to find herself, and her joy, Bertinelli inspired me to think about my own journey and where, and who, I want to be. #11-2022

I found myself sobbing at one stage of the book reading Valerie's heartfelt words about their love for each other and Eddie's tragic passing. I don't think anyone could read this book and not be both moved, inspired and admire Valerie for her bravery in sharing such raw thoughts and emotions. It left me saying "enough already" to myself and wanting to be kinder to myself and others. A great life changing read. ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

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One of my favorite memoirs to date! ⭐ ⭐ ⭐ ⭐ ⭐

Read my full review: http://www.fredasvoice.com/2021/12/enough-already-valerie-bertinellli-50.html

Release date January 18, 2022.