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Beauty Fades Dumb Is Forever [Paperback]

Judy Sheindlin
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Autobiography and self-help collide in Sheindlin's latest book (after Don't Pee on My Leg and Tell Me It's Raining). Known to millions because of her TV program, Judge Judy, Sheindlin writes with the same theatrical no-nonsense directness that animates her on-air persona. Her theme is stated best in the title, which is just the first of many declarative chestnuts. Aimed at women trying to make it in male-dominated workplaces and traditional marriages, the book is broken into chapters that expound on basic principles illustrated with one or two examples from Sheindlin's long career (Revlon, Manhattan Family Court, network television). There's a slew of surprisingly personal recollections about her own marriages, husbands and divorces. The forthright self-revelations reveal an unusual person with, apparently, no conception of being eccentric. Conventional statements ("I believe that one determined, skilled person can do just about anything") have surprising conclusions: "That's why I keep a Hoover File, as in J. Edgar." Sheindlin unself-consciously goes on to describe how she used her Hoover File to ensure her reappointment to the bench. There are several such gems, all of which will be enjoyed by Judge Judy watchers. Sheindlin's voice comes through with amazing clarity: fans of her show will hear it as they read.
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In her experience as a woman, a mother, a lawyer, a family court judge, and a TV personality, Judge Judy Sheindlin (Don't Pee on My Leg and Tell Me It's Raining, HarperCollins, 1996) has learned a thing or two about human behavior. Here, she discusses how women can be successful, happy, and fulfilled by taking control of their lives. Sheindlin illustrates her points with stories from court cases she's seen and her own life. Known for her no-nonsense attitude, she spares no one, not even herself, from scrutiny. She's articulate and witty, and she uses humor well, both encouraging people to laugh at themselves and keeping her tone from being too preachy. This should prove popular with fans of Judge Judy. An excellent choice for self-help collections.AAdrienne Furness, Lockport P.L., NY
Copyright 1999 Reed Business Information, Inc. --This text refers to the Audio Cassette edition.

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4.0 out of 5 stars Fun read, Sep 15 2003
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Even though I didn't totally agree with everything Judy writes, her no-nonsense attitude is a real delight to read, in a funny and interesting book.
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4.0 out of 5 stars Brilliant words of advice, July 3 2003
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Judge Judy tells it like it is. Some people may not agree with her opinions, but she holds her ground firmly. She's seen it all from her days in family court, to her own divorce. In this book she tells women not to be so reliant upon men. Don't bend over backwards to please everyone.. because who's going to be there for you? Judge Judy tries to instill in women the urgency of building a solid foundation from within. Her straight talk tells women to get on with it and never forget that smart is forever.
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5.0 out of 5 stars The Whole Truth, April 20 2002
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This review is from: Beauty Fades Dumb Is Forever (Paperback)
Judge Judy really shows a tremendous amount of courage for writing this book. She takes a great deal of criticism for her no nonsense style, but the truth is that in this book, she writes candidly about her mistakes, and how she has learned from them.

She is who she is, and makes no apologies. At times, I found myself laughing aloud. Her television style offends many people, but if that is the case don't watch her.

The word respect has long been forgotten! Her writing teaches women that it's okay to develop who you really are. I find her fair. Sometimes the truth hurts, and the only way to get through to the people on the show is to call them on their actions.

She comes clean about herself, and I respect her more for that. She has learned from her personal experiences, and hopes others will do the same.

As a judge in the family court, she saved many children's lives.
In her life, she is defining her own, personal success! She is a great author.

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