December 18, 2022 8:17 pm
In Pieces by Sally Field
My rating: 4 of 5 stars
I have always loved Sally Field. I was quite young when she did the Gidget and the Flying Nun. I always wished I could fly. I was much older when Sibil came out. I read the book and loved how Ms. Field acted the part. But aside from the roles she played, I felt her a person I would like to get to know. I know there was more to her than the girlie comic of Gidget and the Nun. Much later, Norma Rae and Steel Magnolias proved it.
But what of her person? How did she feel? Sally read her autobiography so you could feel her pain or joys.
I highly recommend this in audio form. I was lucky to find it on Libby. Oh, and have Kleenex for the ending. At three in the morning, as I finished, I was a sloppy mess!
Posted by darsword
Categories: Audible, Blogging, Reading, Reviews
Tags: Adult, audio-libby, autobiography, biography, depression, incest, memoir, non-fiction, Sally Field
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Oh, I love her, I’ll have to read this!
By Kim Smyth on December 18, 2022 at 8:35 pm
It can be depressing but it is real. I loved it.
By darsword on December 18, 2022 at 8:52 pm