It's Better to Laugh...Life, Good Luck, Bad Hair D: Life, Good Luck, Bad Hair Days, and Qvc

by Kathy Levine, Jane Scovell (Primary Contributor), Joan Rivers (Introduction)

Kathy Levine, the television hostess from the widely viewed cable television shopping network, describes her struggle to find herself, her discoveries about life, and her hard-won successes.

Genres: Memoir, Biography, Autobiography, Nonfiction, Biography Memoir

320 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 1995

Reviews

[Debbie Denson Campbell]

Not only got to know Kathy, but learned about the behind the scenes of QVC!

[Carolyn (in SC) C234D]

Kathy Levine's book about her experiences at QVC, as well as her life story. Pretty frank about her liaisons. Interesting insider info about QVC. For example, the shopping channels have to pay to be on the air (and I believe that the lower the station number, the higher the fee). An okay read.

[SouthWestZippy]

I read half the book and just could not read anymore. I love autobiographies and read about people I like, don't like and about people I have never heard of. I had never heard of her until I found this book. Maybe this is why I had trouble? It was not the writing, she is a good writer.

[Ladyjexie]

A sentimental favorite.

If anyone could have sold me the Brooklyn Bridge Kathy could. She sold me an embellished sweater set and I don't ever wear sweaters.

[JJ]

Interesting but out of date at this point.

[Karen]

I was glad I read it a lot of interesting things about the area she and I grew up in. I am a QVC viewer and enjoyed learning about the inner workings.