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Book Reviews of Audition: A MemoirBook Review: AUDITION Summary: 5 Stars
AUDITION, BY BARBARA WALTERS IS EXCELLENTLY WRITTEN. BARBARA WRITES JUST THE WAY SHE TALKS, INTELLIGENTLY, HUMOROUS, TOUCHING, AND INTERESTING.
I HAVE ENJOYED AND MARVELED AT HER LIFE. I GIVE THE BOOK 5 STARS AND KUDOS TO BARBARA.
GERRI THATCHER
Book Review: AUDITION Summary: 5 Stars
I LOVE THIS BOOK. I HAD NO IDEA SHE WAS SO KNOWLEDGEABLE ABOUT POLITICS. SHE CONTINUES TO AMAZE ME AS SHE HAS FOR MANY YEARS.
I AM VERY HAPPY SHE HAS FOUND TIME IN HER LIFE TO HAVE A PRIVATE LIFE. I DON'T QUITE KNOW HOW SHE MANAGED BUT "YOU GO BARBARA"
GREAT READING! WELL WRITTEN. WHAT A WOMAN!!
TEE
Book Review: AUDITION -- A bit too late for Ms. Walters to "audition". . . Summary: 1 Stars
Purchased by a friend and given to me as a gift, I found this book to be
a monument to the enormous ego of Barbara Walters. She plumbed a new
low with her program THE VIEW. Seeing the end of her career looming over
the horizon, Ms. Walters took the opportunity to divulge some of the most
personal aspects/phases of her life with not a thought about those whose
names were revealed and whose families were embarrassed. A woman, credited
with helping to "break the glass ceiling" certainly has done nothing but
taint her reputation, thereby placing in disrepute the public images of others.
In my opinion, this book is a total disaster. However, it will sell by
the hundreds of thousands to those who enjoy these "kiss and tell"
autobiographies. Even one star is one too much for this manuscript.
Thank you, Amazon, for allowing readers to state their opinions.
Book Review: Amazing Barbara Summary: 5 Stars
I have always liked Barbara Walters but now I admire her and am amazed by her. Her book was entertaining, historical, and very easy to read. She told her story with humor and honesty. She is one of the greats.
Book Review: An Amazing Conversation With Barbara Summary: 5 Stars
This book is a fabulous journey through history as lived by Barbara Walters. She was a pioneer for women's rights without burning her bra. The book reads as though Barbara is having a conversation with the reader. She shares her joys, sorrows, and accomplishments.
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