Who Does She Think She Is? - Martine McCutcheon Reviews

I picked up Martine McCutcheon?s biography at one of those cheap bookshop places, at the discount village outlets at Gretna Green, about two weeks ago. I had always liked her character in Eastenders, and I recall when the book was first released, that she had had quite a tough upbringing. I got my copy of the book for £4.99, in hardback, ...

If you only read a few books this year then make this one of them! I don't know why I decided to read this book, as I am not particularly a huge fan of Martine McCutcheon, but I am glad I did. Admittidly she is quite young to write an autobiography, so you would think that she doesn't really have much experience on lif or ...

I dedicate this book review to my good Dooyoo friend Jan Harper. My saddest childhood memory has to be my mum and dad splitting up a week before I went to senior school. I can always remember getting dressed up in my posh new school outfit and thinking that my dad would never see me in it as he would only come and visit at the ...

Curiousity led me to ask for this book at Christmas, afterall Martine McCutcheon is only in her late- twenties and she is writing her autobiography...... I am not one to read lots of showbiz gossip but I do like a good book.... This book did not let me down. It is written in such a way that you can almost hear Martine speaking to ...