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Loose Diamonds by Amy Ephron

Loose Diamonds

...and other things I've lost (and found) along the way

by Amy Ephron

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  • Sep 2011, 176 pages
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  • Joan V. (Miller Place, NY)
    Lumps of coal
    This book was very disappointing. I expected the writing to be charming and witty. “Loose Diamonds” has absolutely no substance and very little style.

    The constant name dropping was extremely annoying. When Ms. Ephron was not dropping names of famous people it was high end brand names she was brandishing about.

    Instead of warm and approachable Ms. Ephron came across as very self-centered; a “poor little rich girl.”
  • Irene B. (Denton, TX)
    loose diamonds
    This is not a good book. I would not buy nor recommend it to anyone. It is the equivalent of a movie magazine, a me,me, me book.

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