A Million Little Pieces

I don't care what anyone says or how much of it is true, because fact or fiction I thought this was a GREAT book!

I really wish all the controversy had not surrounded this book. It was relly well written.

Made up or not: A very gripping story. From time to time it even made me forget my aversion to short sentences. But despite having its justifications: The writing style is not for me.

I thouht this poor bastard got a bad rap from Oprah. I think a memoir of an addict is allowed to be a bit spotty.

I liked this so much more before Oprah got involved.

OK, so it wasn't quite true, but still quite a page turner

granted I read it after all the controversy, but I'd like to think if I hadn't I would of been suspect. I felt some of the book was genuinely good writing but the rest was a combination of ridiculous situations (befriending a mafia boss, a judge, and a former champion boxer) and ego boosting ( for everytime he mentioned being weak there were five different stories where he beat up someone twice his size or how he knew the right way to re-hab and no one could convince him otherwise)

I don't care if it really happened or not- my mom's an addiction studies therapist at the place Frey supposedly detoxed at, and I'd say it's a pretty damn accurate description of addiction and the hell it wreaks in peoples' lives.

It's amazing to read what this guy went through. Props.

Strange