Lindsay Lohan To Release Tell-All Book; ‘Mean Girl’ Actress Finds Writing Therapeutic

Lindsay Lohan's tell-all book might soon hit the bookstores. The "Mean Girl" actress is reportedly planning to release an autobiography because the 29-year-old finds it comforting to write.

It isn't a secret that the actress has been through a lot. From a child star, she grew up to be one of Hollywood's most talked about young personality. Nonetheless, the "Parent Trap" actress is now back on track after relocating to London.

"She wants to tell everything, even some of the stuff that happened when she was a kid growing up in predatory Hollywood," a source told Radar Online about Lindsay Lohan's tell-all book. "She wants to tell the truth in her own words - about her folks, her job, her love life, the drugs, the parties, the highs, the lows, the lies."

When she was young, Lindsay Lohan's parents, Dina and Michael, had a tumultuous relationship. The young star's ties with her father isn't that well too.

Apart from problems with her family, the "Freaky Friday" actress also made headlines for the controversial leaked list of men she allegedly slept with. The list includes 36 men with several high-profile names including Adam Levine, Orlando Bloom, Zac Efron, Justin Timberlake, and Heath Ledger.

The former Disney star later confirmed the veracity of the list when she appeared on "Watch What Happens Live." She said that the list was part of her rehab treatment at Betty Ford. However, someone appears to have taken a photo of the list and sold it to the press.

News about Lindsay Lohan's tell-all book surfaced last year but the "Canyons" actress insisted that the book wouldn't sabotage anyone.

"I would never write to violate someone else or objectify them; that's not my intention. I like to write because it's like therapy for me. I want to put a lot of photos and cool stuff, it will probably be like a trilogy, like Harry Potter because there's so many," she told MailOnline.