by Joan Rivers
First published 2011
Kathy Levine stands before the cameras of a major cable shopping network, selling products to millions of viewers. Behind her polished television persona lies a woman grappling with questions of identity and purpose. She navigates the demanding world of live television while confronting personal doubts and setbacks. Her journey takes her through professional challenges and private moments of uncertainty as she attempts to understand who she really is beyond her public role. The network's bright lights illuminate her external success but cast shadows on her internal struggles. Levine must reconcile her television identity with her authentic self while building a career in an industry that demands constant performance. Her story reveals the tension between public achievement and private fulfillment.
Genres: humor, contemporary, biography-memoir, comedy, 21st-century
Vibes: emotional, intimate, thought-provoking
Tropes: found-family, self-discovery
Period: 21st Century
320 pages · Paperback · Gallery Books