I recently got done reading A Million Little Pieces, written by James Frey.
The book was about a guy who went into drug rehab for six weeks, and the whole book just tells about his childhood life and when he started using drugs, and what happens to him while in rehab. I definitely recommend reading this book, although it is very detailed on what happens to him while on a drug or if he doesn't have a drug.
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I've always wanted to read this book, but I was really turned away when I say the special on Oprah when they had the interview with the author. If I remmember this correctly, he made up a lot of the facts on the book. (correct me if I'm wrong.) Despite the media making the author look like a bad person, do you still think it's a good book to read? Because I think one of the big arguments was if they could call it fiction or non-fiction because of all the details he "made up". Good post and I plan on going and reading this post.
I want to read that book, even if he did make up some of it. I heard some of it is gross. Is it true?
this book sounds awesome, but i need to fidn out more about it i think
Alright, I see now. Thanks for explaining that. I will for sure be reading that book.
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