Reviews of "Top of the Morning"
"A troubling look inside an enterprise as vicious and internecine as a soap opera…"
--Kirkus Reviews
"Stelter certainly works his web (and Web) of sources feverishly. He hangs out in control rooms. He snoops and digs…"
--New York Times Book Review
"It reads more like 'The Heart of Darkness,' this searing account of life at the top of the television jungle…"
--Washington Times
"The most in-depth look yet at TV changes often written about but little understood, bolstered with extensive reporting and a media wonk's eye for context…"
--Tampa Bay Times
"A searing indictment of how cutthroat and backstabbing the world of morning TV really is…"
--West End Times
"Mainly, he sticks to barely-gestated past. In that way — and at its best — it reads a bit like the A.M.-set answer to Game Change…"
--National Post
"For anyone that wonders how the morning shows do what they do, this is a must read…"
--Red Carpet Crash