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Keywords:
Memoir,
Oprah,
Frey,
Winfrey,
Recounting
a book Oprah says you must read
a book that promises to have a long-lasting impact
a book that was written by James Frey and an honorary member of the oh so glorious Oprah book club
a fabulous book
a fictional character or a depiction of a real person
a genuinely stirring and emotional book
a good book but when Steve was reading about it he knew that it wasn't the complete truth
a great book
a great piece of work, and I don't care what Oprah has to say about it
a memoir, a gritty journey into author James Frey's drug and alcohol addiction, his wild criminal ways and his ultimate redemption
a memoir, not an autobiography, hence all the artistic liberties
a memoir of Frey's time in treatment
a memoir - which by definition is a recounting of one's own memories
a nonfiction memoir, but
a "radical departure" for the book club, Winfrey said on the show
a "radical departure" for the book club, Winfrey view this feature
a riveting memoir that aggressively grabs your attention, starting from the first page
a Seattle federal court lawsuit seeking damages on behalf of consumers for the "lost time" they spent reading the book
a selection of Oprah's ever-popular book club
a staccato, tough-guy recounting of his physical (not psychological) feats of endurance as a recovering Olympian substance abuser
a story Frey tells about being blamed for the death of two girls from his high school whose car was wrecked by a speeding train
a strong book, and it carries a strong message, as she stated
a work of fiction, but not fully, and he is still reaping profits from sales of the book
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