Page Count: 257
Average Rating: 3.70
Series: Standalone
Carrie Fisher really was a gem. Listening to her read this was kind of surreal-- especially since she made several references to her death and to her mother. Though the book is filled with great quips and a ton of wit, parts of it made me sad. I'm not sure that was the intent. The book mostly dealt with her experience of the star wars phenomenon--throughout 1977, and her experience of signing autographs in 2013. A lot of the book deals with her affair with Harrison Ford. That part in particular was the hardest to hear--full of humor on the surface, but laden with the diary entries from an insecure 19 year old full of unrequited love for her older, grumpy, married co-star. She had such a interesting (and pretty skewed) point of view and sense of self-worth. She is missed.
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