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邓 岂 dengke1111 — The fall of a noble family in Ireland through four generations. Rather sketchy and with a lost of nasty, selfish people.

виктория гава _iktoriia_ava — After reading both of Tori's books and watching her show, I wanted to see Candy's reaction to Tori's comments/stories about her childhood. Really though, there is no point to read Candy's book. She barely discusses her children. **Possible Spoilers** Here is what I did learn: her house is 56,500 sf; her attic at The Manor is 17,000 (with a salon; she is down sizing to a 17,000 sf condo (what will she do???); her husband, Aaron, was the king of ABC in the mid-80s - one third of their prime time in the mid-80s was made up of Aaron's shows; she has every script from every episode of every show Aaron worked on; she has a lot of collections; she buys her window cleaner from the 99 cent store. There are many other inane comments. Candy did retell a couple of stories that Tori discusses. One is the Marie Antoinette Halloween costume. Candy swears Tori loved it when she wore it; but now Tori has rewritten history. The dolls... Tori discusses the Madame Alexander dolls her mother gave her, but Tori was never allowed to play with. Candy says Tori loved those dolls, then one day she stopped loving them. So Candy has them in her doll museum. (OK, a doll museum? And Candy designed dolls? I'm going to give the truth of this story to Tori! Her mom loved the dolls.) The sad part is, you can tell Candy wants a relationship with Tori and her grandchildren. However, writing such in a book that Tori may or may not read is silly. Also, writing an open letter to the grandchildren? Pointless. Also sad, Candy ever showed any growth as a human. Apparently she was the same as a child as she is as an adult. Disappointing was that Candy never discussed Aaron's passing. She talks about how much they loved each other, so one would assume that would have been a crucial moment in Candy's life. Perhaps she was holding back for the next book. Anyway, read the book if you like. But don't expect too much.

김 진학 _ugene_im — depressing and beautiful. completely absorbing. i picked it up and didn't put it down til i turned the last page.

Mert Yarapsan mertyarapsan — Discussions on hallucinogenics and an account of a mesculin trip. Pretty rad for an ex-square.

Jack Grant howboutjack — This book has a special place in my heart considering this was also my father's stomping grounds in Oakland and San Francisco. It brings an obscured world into better perspective for me, and Thompson's unique style is enthralling.