Critiques, Analyses, Biographies Et Histoire Litteraire: Entre Hier Et Demain (Series #6082655) (Paperback)

from BookConcierge

She may be the queen of suspense, but Clark's autobiography is only okay. She's led an interesting life and she is discreet, but I thought it would be more about her childhood, and it wasn't.

from etxgardener

Mary Higgins Clark is one of those novelists who churns out 1-2 books every yer and continues to do so even though she is now 90. This is a memoir of her life growing up in the Bronx, her school days and how she became a writer. It's a pleasant talw, but tehre is nothing here that's very dramatic...

from nx74defiant

I learned a lot about Mary Higgins Clark. She was a stewardess. She wrote for the radio. Her husband Warren's early death. It was very interesting.

from turtlesleap

Clark's memoir is very brief but paints a vivid picture of growing up in a close-knit, affluent, Irish Catholic family in the Bronx during th 30's and 40's. This is a highly readable memoir. The writer is kind in her memories of people and events and her own drive and energy, while not particular...

from fsmichaels

A memoir of another time. Clark lived through the Great Depression as a child. Always interesting to see how the world has changed over the past almost-100 years through the eyes of someone who paid attention, and to see how someone got to where they are now.