Thursday, May 19, 2005
"Book" review
The New Republic rips up Maria Shriver's graduation-gift title, "And One More Thing Before You Go..."
Shriver's "book" -- such that it is, at a brisk 64 pages -- started as a graduation speech to a class of high-school girls and their mothers. ... Given the dreadful quality of the finished product, I can only assume that the overenthusiastic response came from unapologetic sycophants trying to score some face time with a Kennedy.
Sometimes vitriolic reviews are the most fun to read.
Shriver's "book" -- such that it is, at a brisk 64 pages -- started as a graduation speech to a class of high-school girls and their mothers. ... Given the dreadful quality of the finished product, I can only assume that the overenthusiastic response came from unapologetic sycophants trying to score some face time with a Kennedy.
Sometimes vitriolic reviews are the most fun to read.
| posted by Barbara | 6:14 PM