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  • AWESOME book!!! I'd read it again in a heart beat. There were some slow parts, some depressing parts, but it's worth the read. I don't care what people think about James Frey, he is an awesome writer and I applaud him!!!

    

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• ― mndy said on Feb 13, 2007 about the Paperback edition| Add your feedback

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  • Ignore the haters

  • This book rocks. Screw the nitpickers.

    

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• ― DrVermin said on Jun 5, 2007 about the Paperback edition| Add your feedback

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  • Ugh. I don't even care whether it's true or not (maybe if he'd set out to write a novel, the self-aggrandizement might actually have been interesting). The writing is dreadful- he's the male version of the teenage girl who fancies herself the new Sylvia Plath despite lacking both talent and traged ... Continue

    Ugh. I don't even care whether it's true or not (maybe if he'd set out to write a novel, the self-aggrandizement might actually have been interesting). The writing is dreadful- he's the male version of the teenage girl who fancies herself the new Sylvia Plath despite lacking both talent and tragedy. Just substitute Hemingway for Plath, and you have James Frey.

    

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• ― Kip said on Aug 17, 2007 about the Hardcover edition| Add your feedback

At the age of twenty-three, James Frey woke up on a plane to find his four front teeth had been knocked out. His nose was broken and there was a hole through his cheek. He had no idea where the plane was headed or what had happened over the preceding two weeks. He had been an alcoholic for ten years and a crack addict for three. When he checked into a treatment facility shortly thereafter, he was told he could either stop using or die before he reached twenty-four.

A Million Little Pieces is Frey’s acclaimed account of his six weeks in rehab; fiercely honest and deeply affecting, it is one of the most graphic and immediate books ever to be written about addiction and recovery.

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