Title: The Real Gia
Product review: This story is probably the closest anyone who hasn't met Gia will get to know the truth about her. This book goes into great detail explaining not only the life of Gia Carangi but the life of the fashion industry. By doing this Stephen Fried makes many things understandable that the tv-movie did not. He also doesn't use composite characters (like the movie). It is also shown in here that Kathleen (Gia's mother)is even more cruel than shown in the movie (or in interviews). Gia is shown here with all her flaws, and all her beauty. If anyone is really interested in Gia's life this book is the way to go.
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