Monica's Untold Story: An Amorality Tale

by Bill Plympton and Anonymous

"For Vanity Fair, I'll pose like Monroe the beauty who fell so far and so low As for me, I can handle the fame and the glamour Make the damn press all beg, fawn and clamor" "I'm your only true... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0060393033
• ISBN13: 9780060393038
• Release Date: March 1999
• Publisher: Harper Paperbacks
• Length: 72 Pages
• Weight: 0.70 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.1" x 8.8" x 11.0"

Customer Reviews

Surely, this will become a true classic.

This parody is a true gem which can be read in five minutes. The hilarious illustrations are the work of a true genius and enliven the story even more. The really sad thing is that this woman or female - because she certainly isn't a young lady - doesn't realize what a fool she really is. There is more truth in this short book that there is in Andrew Morton's boring book.

The outrageously funny and true story of Miss Lewinsky!!

Read this book!! "Anonymous" hits the nail on the head with this pathetic tale of a misguided lass who doesn't realize the fool she's made of herself. Written in an appropriate, fairytale manner, this "Untold Story" is an entertaining encapsulation of the reasons why Miss Lewinsky is a godsend to the likes of Leno and Letterman. The tragedy is, The First Intern is the personification of a society that is plunging headlong into Existentialist Hell.

Absolutely hilarious! A fun and innovative storytelling!!

'Monica's Untold Story' broke through the stagnant, boring reporting we all got so tired of hearing. This book was a laugh out loud read that left me smiling for the rest of the day. Having to listen to endles reports about 'Monica's Story' by Andrew Morton, of which I fell asleep by the time I got to page 20, I was glad to know I could turn to something fun and fresh. We have heard all that before, through the trial, Linda and Barbara. Who wants to hear that same old story over and over?? Frankly, Morton's book was terrible. All of my girlfriends now have the Untold version and we all sat around and chuckled to ourselves about how great the rhyme and reason approach worked. Plympton's illustrations are absolutley unbelievable! This review can do Monica's Untold Story no justice. Hopefully it does all to tarnish the told version by Morton...don't waste your money on that.

The true story of monica and bill is sure to become a class

More..More..More.. Monica was a young girl who could not get enough love and affection at home, so she turned to her teachers than her boss for what she needed most, some loving. After moving into the White House ontop of Bill, she took control and used her female powers to become the intern-of-the-day. Monica got what she deserved and in the end, she is alone. This is a funny little book with an important story that everyone should read.

Required reading for all White House spinners

This ranks right up there with the OJ LEGAL PAD for good humor about a disgusting subject. Monica deserves ridicule....and she's so stupid, it will probably increase her "low self-esteem". I'm buying lots of copies to send to my equally stupid democratic friends.