The story of Ainsley Earhardt.
She records the failure of her marriage(s) here, but again, doesn't assume any personal responsibilities for those, nor learning lessons to become a better person in marital or human men-women relationships, at least. It is immature and prideful account, to begin with. Bragging constantly about her "virtues" as a human being. Failures in her marriages didn't teach her to be responsible and a grown human being, as she constantly tries to prove on paper, that she was "a good girl" as if she planned to stay a Girl of 5 years of age forever ! In order to Never needing to assume any responsibility of the adult life, forever... That is record that is immature and irritating, at once. Not a charming or a sincere account of one's life, at all.... I have read and was immensely inspired by the autobiographies of our great FOX News anchors and reporters such as our terrific Shannon Bream and Mrs. Donna Perino ! They both are examples of a great personal courage, inspiration and selfishness to each and to all of us ! I do not recommend this account to anyone, woman or a man...
