Kick: The True Story of Jfk's Sister and the Heir to Chatsworth, (Hardcover)

from etxgardener

I've always thought that Kathleen "Kick" Kennedy was the most interesting of the nine children of Joseph P. and Rose Kennedy. Raised to be a pious Catholic woman like her mother, Kick refused to conform to the mold and instead fell in love with both Britain and its aristocracy while her father wa...

from bookchickdi

It seems to be the time for books about the Kennedy sisters. Recently, Rosemary: The Hidden Daughter by Kate Clifford Lawson was published and now Paula Byrne's Kick, about Kathleen Kennedy is on the shelves. Not much has been written about Kathleen, the fourth child of Rose and Joseph Kennedy, b...

from gpangel

Kick by Paula Byrne is a 2016 Harper publication. I was provided a copy of this book by the publisher and Edelweiss in exchange for an honest review. Does the fascination with the Kennedy's ever really fade? This larger than life family, is remembered for their unprecedented success and mark on o...

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This book was interesting (I'm obsessed with the Kennedys, to my shame) but not particularly well-written. (Sorry, Paula, but you need a better editor - Palm Springs is not synonymous with Palm Beach, for one thing, and I would have liked a carefully researched and explicated example of how Kick ...