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But as anyone with common sense would probably guess what we see on tv is probably not altogether real

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And thats the theme of this book that the seemingly accessible selfproclaimed every woman and perpetual best girlfriend is actually a largerthanlife egomaniac who long ago took complete control of her image by instituting confidentiality agreements with anyone and everyone who crossed her path

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Consequently while kitty kelley interviewed and quotes hundreds of people in the book i wouldnt say that she reveals anything resembling a smoking gun to prove that oprah isnt actually all that

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Kelley weaves a fairly cohesive narrative out of these interviews and her other research interspersing the new information with extensive quotes from the interviews that oprah herself has given to various publications over the years

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Although the story is told in small bits and pieces the overall picture that emerges is one of a complex individual who has succumbed to the typical pitfalls of too much power and too much money

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Everyone knows that she hates herself for being black and will go out of her way to create lies to make herself look better

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I dont suppose oprah would have kitty on her show to promote this book

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Living in a bubble with only a few trusted colleagues is not healthy