My Story | 
pickThis book was haunting to read. Whilst is not a new release it was new to me and this #chunkster enthralled me. What makes this book about this woman different from others it's her own narrative. Truly recommend this one if you're looking to read a nonfiction title. #bookspin @thearomaofbooks
pickFirst published about a decade after her death, this felt like I was reading Marilyn Monroes's personal diary. In it she recounts her early childhood, her views on men and women, the industry and it's inability to take her seriously as an actress, her one-sided "feud" with Joan Crawford (my favorite part), her marriage to Joe DiMaggio and abruptly ends around the time she married Arthur Miller.
pickFeels like Marilyn is telling you her story in person.
I always come back to this book. Seeing Hollywood and Marilyn through her eyes.
Monroe tells her story in her own words, providing intimate vignettes of her off-screen life, exposes her insecurities and negative self-perception. #Allthepeopleintheworld (well, at least the people in show business) seem to want a piece of her. ‘Lonely but vivacious, intelligent but confused—this is who Marilyn saw when she looked in the mirror.‘
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I read this after seeing countless of Marilyn's movies. Then I watched an amazing biopic from Lifetime called The Secret Life of Marilyn Monroe starring the best cast Marilyn EVER, Kelli Garner. My heart aches for Marilyn ❤️
A few of many photos of Marilyn reading.
She had over 500 books in her personal library.
