Title: Someone Spare Us
Review: Andrew Morton proves he can write more drivel about poor little rich girls as he laughs all the way to the bank.Morton's flowery, sappy prose makes the book read like a cheap pulp romance.Morton doesn't understand the notion of personal responsibility, which is to be expected all the more from those of privileged backgrounds. A girl who pulls up her skirt to the married President does not deserve sympathy. Monica says she is of a generation that is comfortable with its sexuality, but there are clearer ways to describe her behaviour.The part about Monica dumping her boyfriend because he saw another woman -- while she of course was also seeing Clinton -- says it all.
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