Books by Marlo Thomas
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review 1: The autobiographical parts are fascinating, though the story telling isn't always great. While the many inserts about comedy from conversations Marlo Thomas has had with the famous comedians are interesting, it almost feels like she's combing two books into one and badly at that...
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review 1: I absolutely loved this book. It has a bit of everything - fascinating glimpses into the life of her father and his career, her growing-up years, her life as an actress, and some good interviews with well-known comedians. She even throws in some actual jokes - and most made me ...
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review 1: This book is a collection of stories of mid-life changes. Each story is only a few pages long and some are quite inspiring. One middle aged woman looks at straws and asks herself why they don't come in more colors? So she finds a way to manufacture drinking straws in many diff...
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review 1: This book is great! It emphasizes cultural diversity, encouraging children to simply be themselves and not worry about different skin color or languages. It reaches out to all different learning types as it has collections of stories, songs, and poems to be chosen from. I feel...
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review 1: Updated with fresh illustrations and more recent pictures, this book keeps many of the most famous songs and stories from the original _Free to Be... You and Me_ with a new introduction by Thomas and an end statement by Gloria Steinem. Thomas states that she wrote the book for he...