“A 21st century approach to decoding how Crawford held movie fans’ attention for half a century.” — San Francisco Chronicle
“A complete and nuanced picture of the Hollywood icon.” — Provincetown Magazine
“Reveals a strong, complicated, driven woman and talented actress who refused to conform to gender expectations or let others define her.” — Dallas Voice
“Bernstein implicitly makes the case that humor and serious criticism aren't unnatural bedfellows, as when he offers this measure of Crawford's still-thriving legacy: “The enduring mystique of Casablanca notwithstanding, Ingrid Bergman has no memes or fridge magnets.” — Shelf Awareness
“A spirited portrait of a Hollywood legend.” — Publishers Weekly
“A must-read!” — Table Read UK
“One of the best new LGBTQI+ books… It delivers the goods.” — Parade Magazine
“Crawford is a cultural force and a model of feminist self-determination for women even today.” — Los Angeles Daily News
“Stands out among the numerous books about Crawford.” — Library Journal
“A celebration and a compelling exploration of how she informed ideas about wealth, class, femininity and gender roles, identity, and fulfillment.” — South Florida Times
