Matthew L. reviewed C'mon, Get Happy : Fear and Loathing on the Partridge Family Bus on + 4 more book reviews
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Not exactly a tell-all, but he certainly was full of himself while trying to not look full of himself. I am from the era of The Partridge Family and was looking for interesting tidbits about the show and cast during the show's time period. I got little of that but a lot of how hard David worked and how much sex he had. As someone else said, it was a quick read, so it wasn't too painful. He is very repetitive also so I found I could gloss over parts of it that I had essentially read before. Glad I didn't buy it!
Fara L. (farazon) -
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I liked David Cassidy more--before reading this book. It might be hard to write an autobiography and not sound a little self involved, but I sure did not expect so many references to his world famous penis. I did enjoy reading about his family and having to deal with ardent fans and sudden celebrity. A quick read . I have another of his books ,but I need a break in between.
Angela S. (echo123) reviewed C'mon, Get Happy : Fear and Loathing on the Partridge Family Bus on + 77 more book reviews
Shocking, funny, insightful: a proper introduction into the mind of "Keith Partridge".
Kathy L. reviewed C'mon, Get Happy : Fear and Loathing on the Partridge Family Bus on + 80 more book reviews
Interesting book. A lot of insight into David's relationship with his father.
