The Deep End of the Ocean by Jacquelyn Mitchard
I could not get past the shallow coldness of Beth and how rigidly the book was written. I gave up after about 20-30 pages.
I had seen the movie with Michelle Pfeiffer prior to reading the book and thought it was just okay. Pfeiffer’s take on the character made her much more sympathetic than the book made her out to be. It was along the lines of a Lifetime TV movie, if you catch my drift.
Rank: (DNF)- Did Not Finish, Don't Recommend
Speedbumps by Teri Garr
I enjoy Teri Garr as a comedic actress, especially in Tootsie and Young Frankenstein. She can come across as a tad annoying but her ditzy image is a quality you can’t help but laugh at in spite of herself.
I tried my best to like her memoir and she writes one-liners as well as she delivers them on screen, but I could not get into the rest of it. The centerfold of pictures is a nice treat and skimming a couple of anecdotes is breezy fun, but overall, it just fell flat for me.
Rank: (DNF)- Did Not Finish, Don't Recommend
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