Andy Cohen's "Daddy Diaries: The Year I Grew Up"

A fun read!

If you are a Bravo or Real Housewife fan then you know Andy Cohen and his larger-than-life personality and his everyday adventures are one you could only imagine.

In his latest book written in a diary format and the first one about being a parent, he chronicles balancing raising a toddler and welcoming a new daughter while diving into what he is infamous for name dropping of celebrities, wild nights out, and behind the scene gossip from our favorite reality stars. Still, we also see a new side of him as a dad, growing, spending more time at home, and navigating parenthood.

This book is the fourth installment in the talk show host's diaries with each one chronicling a year in the life, of which he was inspired by the Andy Warhol Diaries.

This format of a diary may seem mundane to some to read about the happenings in someone's daily life but Andy's books especially The Daddy Diaries are far from boring. A normal day in the life of the King of Bravo may involve play dates with his kids and best friend Anderson Cooper, texting with Real Housewives, and dinner with Sarah Jessica Parker. The colorful life he leads and his new adventures as a dad leave the reader wanting to see what the next day brings for Cohen.

I loved reading this format of diary entries and I find it easy to read it's almost like reading a gossip magazine with all the stories of reality stars and celebrities.

I have read most of Andy's books and this one doesn't disappoint just like the rest of them. If you are a Bravo fan like me this is worth the read and you don't have to read all of them or in any particular order to enjoy the diaries.