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Original Title:	No Lifeguard on Duty: The Accidental Life of the World's First Supermodel
ISBN:	0060009462 (ISBN13: 9780060009465)
Edition Language:	English

No Lifeguard on Duty: The Accidental Life of the World's First Supermodel

Janice Dickinson

Hardcover | Pages: 320 pages

Rating: 3.8 | 2019 Users | 143 Reviews

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Title	:	No Lifeguard on Duty: The Accidental Life of the World's First Supermodel
Author	:	Janice Dickinson
Book Format	:	Hardcover
Book Edition	:	Anniversary Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 320 pages
Published	:	September 1st 2002 by HarperEntertainment
Categories	:	Nonfiction. Autobiography. Memoir. Biography. Biography Memoir

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I bought this book because I can’t stop watching Janice Dickinson’s show, “The Janice Dickinson Modeling Agency,” on the Oxygen Channel. Also, I love stories about beautiful women. I read this book in less than 24-hours.

From her deeply troubled her relationship with her parents (her father beat her and her pill-popping Mother and sexually abused her older sister), to her many problematic romantic relationships (she’s been married three times, and, it seems, slept with half the heterosexual men in the fashion and entertainment industries) to her early struggle to succeed as a model and her battles with drugs and alcohol, Dickinson’s life has been packed with drama.

No Lifeguard on Duty charts her journey to the top (during a time when doors were slammed in her face, b/c she was “too exotic” as a brunette when models were blond and blue-eyed), and the problems she encountered both along the way and after she attained success. It’s fairly typical celeb-bio stuff. The thing that makes it interesting is Dickinson’s complete candor. It’s no wonder so many of the people she encounters seem so enchanted with her. She ignored Calvin Klein's comment, "models aren't supposed to think." She has no fear of speaking her mind. Her reflections on the past are littered with profanity, pointed observations about herself and others and even humor.

Her ability to look back on her mistakes with fairly clear eyes lends her memoir a certain depth. While it’s not too deep, it still has many of the features of a typical Hollywood autobiography – name-dropping, detailed depictions of sex, drugs and rock n’ roll. But at least you can tell that Dickinson really is trying to examine her life and change it for the better. And that is truly refreshing.

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Ratings: 3.8 From 2019 Users | 143 Reviews

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Don't judge me, it was surprisingly good

I bought this book because I cant stop watching Janice Dickinsons show, The Janice Dickinson Modeling Agency, on the Oxygen Channel. Also, I love stories about beautiful women. I read this book in less than 24-hours.From her deeply troubled her relationship with her parents (her father beat her and her pill-popping Mother and sexually abused her older sister), to her many problematic romantic relationships (shes been married three times, and, it seems, slept with half the heterosexual men in the

Janice has a bit of a potty-mouth and traces of a chip on her shoulder, but this is nevertheless a lively tale of fame and excess in the 1970s-1980s modeling world. Her transformation into a sober middle-aged mother seemed a bit rushed to me, though obviously I wish her well (as I would anyone trying to get their lives together). Plenty of celebrity gossip to go around, but a bit short on self-reflection. Still, worth a read if you've ever been fascinated by glossy magazines and idealized the

Candid and full of gossipHow can anyone not like Janice Dickinson. She is sometimes brutally honest, very funny and candid. I've loved the little stories on Bruce Willis, Sly Stallone and Mick jagger to name a few. Very good light read.

I love this woman! At times I wanted to shake her and tell her to stop messing up her life, but I loved the fact that she knew that anyway. Coming through a nightmare childhood, Janice is strong, to-the-point and completely honest throughout this book. I'm not usually one for biographies, especially of a model - but I wouldn't have missed this one for the world.



A funny , sad , slightly shallow look at the modeling world through the eyes of one of the best. Janices book was all that I thought it was going to be . Kept me turning pages . I could have done with out the near constant name dropping and the shallow vibe of most of the book but, its about modeling so ...In the end shes clean , a good mom and in a good place. I cant help but admire her strength and honesty.