dotorsojak's review

3.0

3 stars firm

I don’t read many autobiographies/memoirs so I may be a bit generous with the stars here.

Basically, this is very good during the first half or two thirds of the book before LW gets famous. She has a great voice. After fame it goes down hill dramatically. To me the basic problem is that she gets careful with what she says about people. I particularly disliked the very last chapter of the book where she gives us clichéd messages.
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all_circles's review

4.0

For what this book may lack in poetics, it makes up for with grit and earnestness.

iris_cadaver's review

4.0

A good and honest memoir.
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Consumed via the audio version. Lucinda's narration was a bit flat, and I sped it up to 1.25x (I rarely speed up - also has to do this with Michelle Obama's autobio.) 
I loved the stories and having her tell them, and it gave me insight to some of the stylistic choices she's made with her music over the years.

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