Books by Amy Dickinson
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review 1: I read this book at a time that my father was interested in writing a book. Reading Amy's autobiography and hearing her honest descriptions of life was enlightening in a way of a modern form of writing. Most biographies I've read have been about people who are dead and gone.This ...
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English
review 1: When Amy Dickinson's husband walked out on her and their daughter (mostly) she moved back to the tiny Upstate village she was raised in, with all her aunts and almost no uncles. Though she also worked in Washington D.C. and Chicago, she always came back for the summers in Freevil...