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Ordinary Girls: A Memoir
by Jaquira Díaz
My review of "Ordinary Girls" by Jaquira Diaz (9/6/2019)
A memoir that is an "in your face" memoir. Ms. Diaz pulls you in right from the very first page. She talks about "finding ourselves, even as we are losing the people we love, how we are not defined by the worst thing we've ever done". An extraordinary statement in the eyesmore
A Million Little Pieces
by James Frey
James Frey.... (5/14/2019)
A woman sitting next to me on an airplane had this book. I had never heard of it. She told me to read a few pages. I read a chapter. After, she told me that Mr. Frey had made "some of the story up". Still, I felt compelled to read it. I got a copy.

Frey's writing was somore
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