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Bogdan Davydov bogdandavydov — I've heard all the rumors and was very intrigued to read this autobiography. Well, none of my questions were really answered. Guggenhiem seemed to have a very emotional coldness about her. She enjoyed writing about all the famous artists she spent her time with, but she omitted a lot about her family and personal life. Yet she had no problem talking about losing her virginity. The only thing I really got out of this book was that she was a wealthy, privileged lady, who with the help of some very famous artists, created an outstanding collection of art. The End. She failed to discuss so many of the taboos in her life. Example: She talks about having fallen in love with Max Ernst, and eventually marring him. But he was married to Leonora Carrington at the time, this eventually triggered her to have a terrible breakdown and was eventually committed. Only later in the book does Guggenhiem mention Carrington's name, as a worthy Mexican artist. That's it. So, if you are looking for some good juice, you will not find it in this book. It is funny to hear Peggy's style of writing though, she seems VERY pleased with herself.

Travis Andres travisandres — OMG I LOVED I LOVEDDD

Albert Foo _lbert_oo — This book is so awesome. I can see the places and the people he describes so clearly and beautifully. I feel like I understand the Mexican-American immigrant experience in a whole new and more powerful way after reading this. The man (Villaseñor) is a genius! I laughed. I cried (lots). Anybody who doesn't get something out of this book need a good pinch because they must be asleep!