The Last Word: The true and honest story of Katie Price told from a mother’s perspective revealing untold and new facts

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You can change your choices at any time by visiting Cookie preferences, as described in the Cookie notice.But submission is not a word in Amy's vocabulary and so she refused to capitulate to her greatest challenge. The book is brilliantly written and besides all the hate Kate gets well I'm someone that don't bother listening to the false and exagerated stories the press make!

Being a carer for your complex children’s needs is enough to make any upset cause a breakdown as you are always worrying, exhausted and protective at the same time. And what an insight into the family and definitely a good insight to why Amy's daughter is the way she is. I do sympathise with Kate it’s not easy at all having a disabled child until you love it you can only assume I know this first hand and I’m glad she has a strong mother like Amy she needs that . Amy achieved a successful career while raising three children who all earned success in various fields; but for one, Katie, fame was part of the bargain.Narcs can make you feel like you're going insane to the point of drowning in their drama and their plea of being the victim all the time.

I really enjoyed hearing more about Amy's life, as well as the life of Katie, her brother and sister, and Katie's children and ex partners. I knew I would like the book but I didn’t expect that it would be one of the best books I’ve ever listened too. I think real people see through the headlines but unfortunately headlines are there to manipulate people. Amy gave a balanced and honest viewpoint of everything in both hers and Katie's life, which was refreshing to read.While ive always been a fan of hers in her previous years, i realised quickly that shes human and i just wish her well. I really feel for them all what an awful time they have had with the media, family they are meant to put their trust in, and in some instances, supposedly close friends. I picked this book for another August 'Bookshelf Raiders' read because of the fact I am a mother, and I hold the belief that no one loves or knows you as a mother does. It would be amazing if she could have the send-off she deserves without the event becoming a media circus. I've listened to the audio version of this over the last week and I've got to say the narrator is great.