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Marilyn Monroe: Private and Undisclosed
A comprehensive and meticulously researched treasure trove of information that brings to light the ordinary domestic details to the countless controversies of Marilyn Monroe's life. Dozens of people who knew or were related to Marilyn cover Marilyn's foster childhood to her mysterious death. This is a candid, human portrait of a woman whose star has only become brighter w...more
Hardcover, 288 pages
Published
August 24th 2007
by Da Capo Press
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I've read several bios on Marilyn and I think this is the one I like best. Lots of good interviews I've never heard before. Great rare pictures too.
This book is an absolute must for all MM fans. Great rare pictures and stories!!!
I am not much of a book reviewer. But,
I can say that I truly love this book!
Michelle Morgan did some wonderful research
for this! I highly recommend this book!
I can say that I truly love this book!
Michelle Morgan did some wonderful research
for this! I highly recommend this book!
The only thing that gives this book two stars is the beautiful pictures and the very, very basic information it contains. I wish I had read a different bio on Marilyn (I think Goddess is a good one). Through all the typos and the lack of depth in the book, I read about shallow encounters random people had with Marilyn, and I didn't learn about many facts in her life. It is very simplistic, and I feel like I still don't know much more about her.
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A quick read, but it is written more like a report than an engaging, absorbing piece of history.
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