My Autobiography
by Sharon Osbourne
As the daughter of rock manager Don Arden, Sharon Osbourne's childhood was an unruly mix of glamour and violence. In her late 20s, Sharon broke with her family. She flourished, creating a loving family of her own while becoming a manager and rockband promoter. In rock star Ozzy Osbourne, Sharon found her soul mate, yet Ozzy's drug and drink-fuelled excesses made their marriage a whiteknuckle ride from the start; only her devotion to their three children gave her the will to survive.
"Fond of luxury and her bed, Osbourne is rip-roaring chatty and never boring." - PW.
" A life of noisy desperation, vomited up con brio." - Kirkus.
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