ID #109763 |
Product Type: Book
Reviewer: A Non-Existent User Review Rated: E | ||
Amazon's Price: $ 12.70
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Summary of this Book... | ||
In his memoir, "Dipatches From The Edge", Anderson Cooper writes about his life with a poignant perspective I didn't quite expect. Growing up as the youngest son of mother, Gloria Vanderbilt, he recounts the suicide of his brother with heart-wrenching detail and moving emotion which he also places in his recounts of the atrocities he witnessed as a journalist. When you walk away from an autobiography feeling as though you have just met the author in person, it's a job well done in my opinion. I highly recommend this book. | ||
I especially liked... | ||
I loved how he described the inner-conflict of the excitement over the journalistic fabric of a story and the empathy for the people involved. | ||
The author of this Book... | ||
Amazingly honest. | ||
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