I am a huge Bette fan. This would be a great addition to anyone's collection! Thank you!
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I highly recommend this out of print book for the photos alone.....especially the early ones taken by Richard Brezner. WOW! His shots of Bette at the Continental Baths are spectacular. Thank you, Mr. Brezner. Grab this book if you are a Bette Midler fan!
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The book is a good read and is very well reasearched. However, it is one of those books that has got all the information around the actual subject and combines that with information which is in the public domain in order to draw its picture and conclusion. Of course, Bette''s life has moved on considereably since this book was published, right down and all the way back up there again.
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Galentine's Day is great, but what about the Guys? They deserve a day to celebrate their friendships too! This year, we've got exclusive new Guyentine's Day designed ThriftBooks e-Gift Cards for you to send to all your best buds. Or read on to pick the perfect titles for your pals from our curated lists.
Celebrate "the freedom to read" during the ALA's Banned Books Week. This annual event is designed to draw attention to books that have faced bans and challenges in regional areas around the US. With these challenges on the rise, it's ever more important to stand against literary censorship.
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Since its launch in 1982, Banned Books Week has helped raise awareness of the many literary works that have been banned and/or challenged by individuals and groups across the U.S. through the years. To start the week off, let's take a look at some of the most frequently-challeneged or removed books from the last 20 years.