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Shock-jock radio host Howard Stern (Private Parts) shares his own offbeat, outrageous views and offensive observations on life, the world, modern American society—and more—in the massive #1 New York Times bestseller Miss America.

Laura Jean

Miss America

There was a time in my life that I listened to Howard Stern. That was certainly prior to the move to digital radio as I abhor the idea of paying to listen to the radio. Sure, one can do as he pleases, but I do not see myself ever shelling out for that service.  Anyhow, I have always supported Stern and what he does. I liked it . . . for a time. By the time this book was published, however, I was losing interest. Howard was too full of himself and frankly, there's only so many potty jokes I can listen to before I've had enough.   To the book . . . not as good as  Private Parts . It came off as a money grab to cash in on the height of his popularity. Funny stories, but it seemed somewhat the leftovers.

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