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    Blonde

    700 pages of Marilyn Monroe's madness. I've never been a fan of hers and don't even know why I picked this book up...but once I did, it was pretty hard to put down (and pretty hard to hold comfortably in bed, the book is huge...lol) I wish it had focused more on her addictions, as that is what killed her, but I think a lot of it was fiction since there was a disclaimer at the front that it shouldn't be mistaken for a Biography. Ah well, it kept me entertained for a solid week!
    :heart:I love my daughter more than alcohol:heart:

    Believe in yourself. You are stronger than you think.

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    Blonde

    "Sarah's Key"

    actually made me cry....
    I love my family more than alcohol.:h
    Live in the Solution....not the problem

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      Blonde

      I read that book a long time ago...did you see the movie?
      :heart:I love my daughter more than alcohol:heart:

      Believe in yourself. You are stronger than you think.

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        Blonde

        no...I just realized there WAS a movie
        movies usually disappoint me if I lOVED the book
        I LOVED Water for Elelphants, but have yet to see the movie
        I love my family more than alcohol.:h
        Live in the Solution....not the problem

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          Blonde

          Writing down all these titles. I can't believe I haven't made use of this forum before now. How silly.:H

          K9 I think Blonde is by Joyce Carol Oates? I remember hearing a review about it on NPR, and I've read reviews and meant to read it. I'm going to download it now!


          "I like people too much or not at all."
          Sylvia Plath

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            Blonde

            Darn it, it was never put out for Kindle. Too old. Guess I'll have to read that big book the old fashioned way!


            "I like people too much or not at all."
            Sylvia Plath

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