The plot is wonderful, despite the relevance to current times and abundance of unrealistic opulence ! The characters of the young ladies just "coming out" in High Society are wonderfully rendered ! But the vocabulary, grammar and style of writing is so poor that at times, the reader feels totally neglected and even-abused to a measurable extent... It's hard to know whom to blame-the elderly writer or the advisory board on the auditing staff.
The recipes are O.K., funky mostly and not super healthy, but the book of stories of family's histories and bios and many of their co-workers is awesome and inspiring. And with so many classy wonderful photos it's a treasure to read and to browse !
Somewhat scary and perhaps, non-science-based writing. I do not recommend following its advice and reasoning.
A very nice humanly-relevant story of the life of the most beautiful nationally-known, well-versed and highly educated TV Host Mrs. Shannon Bream. Looking at her and listening to her delivering news stories on FOX News is utterly impossible to guess that beyond that facade is the woman with such an extraordinary experience of physical and emotional pain... But who has and had always had such a "normal"vision and desire for a love of good solid people(including her honorable husband) and people around her. Whom she had given all of herself, but also had received fully of themselves "unto" her, as well . Her book is a must read for all of us.
The book is about Harris Faulkner's Father's military life. Entirely. With some good photos of him and a few of her family. It is not an engaging or very interesting, unless you yourself are or have been serving in the Army and can relate to her story. There is nothing family-oriented nor about herself or how her life, as individual and her own family had happened.
