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Those experiencing their own forms of heartbreak won’t find advice, but instead may find some comfort and understanding in Blake’s elegant, sympathetic reflections.
Bravo fanatics will enjoy spending the year flipping through Cohen’s playful collection of quotes and trivia.
Readers will find many humorously intriguing or infuriating nuggets here; though some tend toward gossipy tabloid fodder, the overall impression is that of a lost soul participating in an alienating and self-destructive environment but who overcame that at times to create impressive, norm-shattering musical works.
There’s a simple reason why Grey’s is entering its 18th season: its passionate superfans, who will devour this tell-all book.
This captivating, eloquent book will resonate with anyone seeking justice and accountability; give to readers of Deborah Tuerkheimer’s Credible: Why We Doubt Accusers and Protect Abusers.
This second act is sure to be another hit in Cumming’s career; readers will be left hoping for a third memoir.
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