In this book, Helen Potter uses her years of experience in the entertainment industry to provide readers with a hilarious send-up of popular celebrities of her time. Through clever impersonations and use of comic timing, Potter takes the reader on a journey to meet her cast of anti-heroes and anti-heroines: from the blustery Joe Bowers to the preening and prevaricating Celia and Harold. Her humor, though biting at times, never fails to leave the reader feeling entertained and uplifted.

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