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dlaczego autorka pisze tyle o sobie, co mnie to wszystko obchodzi???

lmaooo she spent the whole book defending these women with all she got and talking about how much they deserve to be free with all the progress they made but now that one of them ghosted her she's like "ummm actually i don't think she should be let out, surely because she dumped our relationship that means she's still dangerous to the society"
girl😭

she's literally ragebaiting her at that time boyfriend and mansplains his religion to him, and when he gets mad she's doing some ridiculous analysis talking about hitting his head in an accident and i bet 10 dollars that she'll proceed to make it about her jewish roots as well

easily the most annoying book i've been reading lately, the author talks like a brainwashed stubborn child that gained a weird parasocial relationship with a murderer

it's way too filled with author's personal views and feelings to serve as non-fiction in any shape or form. her tendency to shit talk people for not admiring the murderers is ridiculous and really hard to read

you can feel through the pages how morally superior the author thinks herself just because she "personally wouldn't call him a monster🥺"

honestly why are you trying so hard to put them in a good light😭 she's literally quoting one of the women describing the murders during the trial years later just to say how amazed she was by her honesty and by the fact that she has admitted committing the crime, yeah maybe because she's already jailed for that and the evidence was crystal clear

idzie jak krew z nosa

I could finish this book earlier but the author is rambling about her own life. Girl, not your party.

Męczy mnie ta książka.

Robię dnf

I don’t think I’m vibing with this

This is not what I thought it would be at all

i’m about to dnf this book. she’s saying a lot of words without saying anything important and it’s pissing me off

i’m really not sure what the author’s heritage has to do with the manson murders but man as she committed chapters about it

Niby dobrze się to czyta, ale czasem jest nudne jak flaki z olejem

Catherine Share tells the author she was adopted.

The author’s opinion of Catherine Share.

The first time meeting Patricia Krenwinkel.

Gathering notes after a visit with Leslie.

The author arrives for her interview with Leslie.

The murders at the LaBianca house.

I’m halfway through the book and am so disappointed!! I’ve always been very interested in the Manson murders. Every book I’ve read is about Charles, so I was excited to read about the girls. This book provides little to no insight on the Manson Girls and is all about the author. I got a little sidetracked about her chapter on Anne Frank and now I want to pick up a different book to read about Anne instead.

Studying Leslie van Houten and Patricia Krenwinkel.

Watching an interview of Leslie van Houten expressing remorse that the author isn’t buying.

The ethnic origins of some of Manson’s victims.

Trying to understand Leslie and Patricia.

Interviewing Leslie van Houten and Patricia Krenwinkle.

Just started this one this morning.

Póki co zbyt mało o wydarzeniach, o samych kobietach, a zbyt dużo o autorce i działaniu psychiki.