In my experience celebrity memoirs go one of two ways: packed with juicy details, name-dropping, and behind-the-scenes stories or an attempt to prove that the author is more than what they seem and they have depth. I initially thought this was going to be the latter, but ended up being a nice mix of both, dreamy and thoughtful, the author kind of puts the reader in a hazy trance. I would have loved a bit more name-dropping, but Pam really is too evolved for that. I recommend the audiobook.