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Nikita Middha nikitamidd9e3e — This was a very interesting look at her young start in vaudeville and theater. She had an extremely difficult time as a teenager when she lived by herself while appearing in shows. But when she was home she was the caretaker for her siblings because her parents were absent alcoholics. But she remains upbeat throughout and there are very interesting sections where she discusses her Broadway shows in some detail, how she kept her voice working through a grueling schedule, anecdotes about her co-stars, and lively descriptions about lots of famous people. It was a fun book and very informative in the whole process of putting on a show from an actor's point of view.

Hashmatullah Mohammadi hashmat00 — Possibly one of the most comprehensive and smoothly-written books about the events and politics surrounding the freedom of India from British rule in the 1940s. The book reads almost like a novel, cutting back between different political figures such as Gandhi, Nehru and Jinnah. I enjoyed it because it gave me facts and stories I never knew about India, but did not like the pro-British, almost anti-native bend of the story.

Veronica Corona coronaveronica — Páginas de tabaco y alcohol donde abundan la locura y los pequeños milagros.

Joseignacio Hernandez master_min48f7 — This book is well written and quite controversial during the times. The main actress is a handful and I will let you read to find out. On this book, it is more about the style of the writing then the like ability of the characters. Atleast pick it up at the library to read a chapter or 2.

Renan Obregon r3toonsb615 — If I could do half stars, I'd give this book three-point-five. I actually enjoyed the book very much and read it all in one night. I had two major problems with it that prevented me from giving it a solid four or even a five: 1) The "omigod!" ending of nearly every one of the many short chapters got really old, and 2) I cannot believe that near the end of the book the villain explains his entire history and motive to his victim by monologuing. SO lame! Other than those two factors, this book is a short, fun ride and well worth reading--especially if you are into the living dead.