Send Yourself Roses: Thoughts on My Life, Love, and Leading Roles (Hardcover) by Kathleen Turner, Gloria Feldt

from scofer

I enjoyed this book but agree with others that the writing was a little rough in parts and that Kathleen thinks quite a lot of herself (perhaps I would too if I was Kathleen Turner!). I had no idea that she struggled with rheumatoid arthritis and alcoholism and learned a lot about the author as a...

from sushi105

it helps to be acquainted with ms. turner's work in films and on the stage, so as to be aware of the large cast of characters and anecdotes surrounding her; this explains and illuminates parts of her journey and adds some humility to what i assumed was a fairly egocentric and one-sided view of th...

from over.the.edge

Send Yourself Roses:Thoughts on my Life, Live and Leading Roles by Kathleen Turner & Gloria Feldt 2007 Springboard 4.0/5.0 Courageous and witty, Kathlern Turners' memoir follows her acting career from her film debut in 'Body Heat' to her stage role as Martha in ' Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?'....

from alicetroxel

I loved that this book was like sitting down and dishing with a slightly naught y woman who thinks a lot of herself. I thought Kathleen Turner's descriptions of her struggles with rheumatoid arthritis were very moving. I watched my mother struggle with this disease and would have said I had a goo...

from sushi105

it helps to be acquainted with ms. turner's work in films and on the stage, so as to be aware of the large cast of characters and anecdotes surrounding her; this explains and illuminates parts of her journey and adds some humility to what i assumed was a fairly egocentric and one-sided view of th...