Oprah's Book Club A Million Little Pieces, (Paperback)

from amanda_anderson

I read this book AFTER it was discredited and proven to be falsified, however, knowing it was NOT a true story - I found it to be even more exciting as Frey depicts a very real, very difficult and very vivid image of his life and his obstacles. True or not the story was tremendously written and I...

from thelittlereader

fact or fiction doesn't really matter to me, this was one of the most raw and gripping books i've ever read. although some might consider freys lack of quotations and proper grammar a distraction, i thought they rather complemented the portrayal of life as an alcoholic, crack addict and criminal....

from poetreegirl

Despite not being 100% auto-biographical, this is a vivid and in-depth portrayal of the psychology of addiction. It is an excellent book for those in recovery, family members, and professionals.

from Katie_H

Despite the controversy surrounding this "memoir," it turned out to be an excellent read. The author, James Frey, describes his real life experience in rehab, after a life of alcohol and drug abuse, especially crack addiction. It is poignant and gripping, and the author uses a particularly effect...

from greathouse.28

Powerful book. Frey's broken writting style really portrayed his condition. It gave real insight into the emotions and hardships related to addiction that he was experiencing. Everything from the smells, sights, and feelings were so easy to imagine because of the stream of consciousness style tha...