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Title: The absolute worst money can buy. No stars.
Review: As biographers and journalists, Morley and Leon fail miserably; as fans, they fare even worse. Not even worth an "E" for effort, this sensationalistic, error-filled tome has as much to do with Garland's life and career as Mel Torme's (awful) book had to do with her '63-'64 television show. As evidenced by the appallingly innacurate captions, the authors don't even have the wherewithal to differentiate between obviously posed publicity photos and actual candid shots-- much less between the facts and fiction of Garland's life. Do yourself a favor, leave this one on the shelf and rush right up to the counter and demand a copy of John Fricke's inestimable Judy Garland: World's Greatest Entertainer. You won't be able to put it down.
