Anne's Song

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Distressing at times - Rated
I bought the book in Ireland on Friday 28th March, had it read by the time I got home to England Sunday 30th. I found it rivetting but also very disturbing in places. Anne has bared her soul about what her father put her through, very brave lady indeed. The book is Anne's story which the first reviewer needs to realise, it centres on what happened to her as a young child and how it shaped her life. If you want pictures I suggest you buy a newspaper or magazine, the book is what it is.

I would recommend it, although as a Nolans fan growing up, and having had the great pleasure of meeting both Anne and Maureen, it makes you realise that what we see on the outside is not always the truth.

Good luck Anne

oh Dear! - Rated
A poor quality book - both in terms of chosen content and general feel. Cheap paper, no photographs that are a real must in a goofd autobiography. The publishers have done this book on the cheap hoping the name will sell it without much effort.
In need of a rewrite - less about money and woes and more about the subjects showbusiness life, times, and peers.
A re print is also required to make this appeal to a wider market. Poor Effort all round.