Connie: A Memoir by Connie Chung
My rating: 5 of 5 stars
This was a fun memoir! It was quite a surprise after some of the ones I’ve read recently. Connie Chung’s voice is surprisingly rich and personable. Somehow, I didn’t expect that. My impression of her is classic journalism and of the age of nearly regal news reporting. But even in telling her story, you feel that class and strength of character.
Equal to the class, there are parts that make her more human. As she brings up her husband, Maury, we feel her straight laces come undone to humor and that opposite attractiveness. She is not as she appears, not completely. Mischief and a sense of adventure come forth in her book. And her forever-feminist nature.
I highly recommend this book for a sense of history, at least. I was lucky to find the audiobook on Libby.
Darswords 
I always thought she was a class act!
And yet I think we would have fun hanging out!🤗
I like the sound of this book! Will see if I can get my hands on it to read it! Xx
It was good.