Lulu Paperback – April 26, 2010

An intelligent book, well written. The author understood his subject. The primary focus is the story of her collaboration with German filmmaker Pabst in making 'Pandora's Box.'I read this before seeing the film, unaware that there was a surprise ending so take that into account if you plan on reading this before seeing the film. Before I started, I didn't realize it would be about the film but once I started reading, I couldn't put it down.I just bought the film and will be watching it on my home theater screen asap.Although this is an excellent book, I will admit to being disgusted that the Kindle version cost more than buying a paperback copy of it on Amazon.

Part fiction,and part truth,the author does a wonderful job,great reading,of a great actress,Louise Brooks.The book does have pictures, but not many,but if you are a fan of louise,and to add to your collection,this book is worth while, Dave.

It was a very interesting take on Louise Brooks. I didn't learn anything new, but it did contain some amusing gossip.

I liked it. Not on my favorites of all time list though. Story seems pausible, with what I know about Louise Brooks.

I purchased LULU through the Amazon recommendation after reading The Chaperone by Laura Moriarty. I really enjoyed reading LULU and being able to learn more about Louise Brooks. Louise Brooks reminds me of many of the stars of today. I loved it.

Unreadable. Very disappointed.

I did not think I would like this book, from the way it started. But it really pulled me especially the narrative dealing with the making of "Pandora's Box". I would recommend this to any fans of Louise Brooks.

I read the author's other book about Confidential Magazine, and thought that was great. But this one is so crazy. Crazy in a good way. It's like the movie Cabaret meets TMZ. I loved it.