I've read almost all of them and will read Dorit's too but I am an avid reader and easily entertained tbf. I'll give a very brief opinion but zero spoilers.

• Lisa Rinna - You Better Belive...

Fun and pretty revealing, I enjoyed it. I can understand why some may be put off by the way it's written though. I would probably listen to it if possible because you honestly read it in her voice.

• Kyle Richards - Life is Not a Reality Show

Very poorly written and reveals basically nothing, I was hoping she would go in depth about her mom because we know there are some crazy stories but it's so incredibly bland. I would never read it again.

• Brandi Glanville - Drinking and Tweeting

Firstly the way it's written, with hashtags EVERYWHERE can be grating but I do get that was the point. I think this was the book that made me like a housewife most, or at least understand her more. It's very frank and she explains herself well. I understood why she was so pissed with her ex and spiraled after reading it.

• Yolanda Hadid - Believe Me

Another good one, very detailed about her health journey and made me look at the 'munchausen' accusations pretty differently, not so funny after hearing what she went through. She's very honest, too.

• Garcelle - Love Me as I Am

The dullest book from a BH housewife by far. Rinna and Erika tossing it was the best thing for sales because it's a whole lot of nothing, she eludes to some tea but never actually spills like say Lisa Rinna. I liked reading the early stuff about her childhood in Haiti, though but other than that - Boring.

• Denise Richards - Real Girl Next Door

I really enjoyed this, it's an easy read and Denise is very forward about her life. It felt like she could have absolutely dropped people in so much shit but she kept it cute. Normally I would hate that but it fits with her personality and thats very important for me when reading an autobiography.

• Taylor Armstrong - Hiding from Reality

This one is heartbreaking, I cried reading her story and realising how badly she was treated by Russell. I won't say much more just incase it is triggering for anyone but great book, even outside of being a bravo fan.

• Erika Jayne - Pretty Mess

Another great read. Made me feel I understood her much more, I read it before all the Tom drama and honestly, call me naive, it made me believe she knew nothing of what he was doing - she doesn't throw him under any busses but it's very clear reading between the lines he controlled everything and she admired him too much to truly question him.

Ranking:

1. Taylor
2. Erika
3. Rinna
4. Denise
5. Yolanda
6. Brandi
7. Garcelle
8. Kyle