Although the controversy has died down about this author, I thought I would write about these books.
I had read both back in the fall before all the hoopla started. I was enthralled with Million Little Pieces and couldn't put it down. I found it to be an encouraging book with great meaning. As I was reading it, I did think that he was so far gone in the drug and alcohol world that he couldn't have remembered everything exactly. That was OK for me, because the meaning that I got out of the book was more important. It was different than any book I had read before, and I liked that also. My Friend Leonard was also a good follow up.
We will be reading Million Little Pieces at my suggestion, for our book club in the next coming months. I can't wait to hear the controversy and should prove to be good discussions. :)
Thursday, February 9, 2006
Books
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3 comments:
I've been wanting to read this book. Oprah was pretty rough on him. When I write my memoir I know I'll exagerate some, it's just me. I'm like the father in the movie "Big Fish".
Derek
I just went and bought it on my lunch break. Can't wait to start reading it.
Derek
so how are the discussions going, this was definitely a different kind of book, I almost felt like I was in rehab with him. I kept putting the book down, until my hands started shaking, and I couldn't take it any more, and had to pick it back up and read. So is the second book as good?
Derek
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