The Vixen Diaries

By Karrine Steffans

Book Overview

The author of 'Confessions of a Video Vixen', Karrine Steffans, returns with sought-after details of her star-studded lifestyle, and tales of the celebrities who helped - or hurt - her along the way.

• Format: Hardcover
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0446582263
• ISBN13: 9780446582261
• Release Date: September 2007
• Publisher: Grand Central Publishing
• Length: 182 Pages
• Weight: 0.87 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.8" x 6.3" x 9.3"

Customer Reviews

excellent

my daughter wanted this & she read the whole thing in a matter of hours. she couldnt put it down !

Important lessons

This book is an excellent example of how a person can easily be distracted when trying to accomplish certain goals. While Karrine's story may be considered an extreme; she is a mirror of the many women that have a problem distinguishing the difference between love and sex. This book is also a great read for all the juicy celebrity gossip as well!

Cutepanthergirl

A really good read on a rainy day. I'm happy to know that this young lady has surpassed all the negativity in her life and that she has found some inner peace. I really wanted to know more juice about Bobby Brown-but she did share what most have known for years-being associated with low-lifes will really bring you down (this is what happended to Whitney-I pray that she surpasses her demons as well). I was really surprised to learn the identity of papa-I'm still shocked at this. I always thought it was LL Cool J. In closing Karrine has developed a publising company-not bad for one of the most hated women in America. For the record, we should not hate on her-we should embrace the fact that she is a among the working class. She has made mistakes (we all have) but learning from those mistakes is truly a blessing. Yo Go Girl....

She's grown

It is not a racy as her first book, but it is worth the read. Some pages I did just scan over but I can tell she has grown.As she said in her book some of the things she has done would have been praised if she were a man. People are so quick to judge her but none of us are perfect. I was happy to see that she has realized her mistakes and moved on.