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Kitchen Privileges
Kitchen Privileges
Author: Mary Higgins Clark
ISBN-13: 9780743206051
ISBN-10: 0743206053
Publication Date: 2002
Pages: 224
Rating:
  • Currently 3.7/5 Stars.
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3.7 stars, based on 100 ratings
Publisher: Simon Schuster
Book Type: Hardcover
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Helpful Score: 3
A very interesting story of the life of Mary Higgins Clark. She had an interesting and colorful life. I enjoyed this very much.
katzpawz avatar reviewed Kitchen Privileges on + 281 more book reviews
Helpful Score: 3
I swear - this woman has more facets than an over-cut diamond! Her brain must be a wonderful place to live. Our experiences make us what we are - hers have made her - and let her show us! Very interesting woman
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Helpful Score: 3
This was a very enjoyable book about the growning up years of Mary Higgins Clark.
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Helpful Score: 2
Clark tells about the challenges she faced growing up during the depression in the Bronx and how her hopes of becoming a writer eventually turned into reality. This book was interesting, especially if you're a fan of M. H. Clark.
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Helpful Score: 1
This is a wonderful little book of Mary Higgins Clark's memoirs...stories and anecdotes of her life as a child and of the experiences in her life that shaped her as a person and influenced her as a writer. A quick and easy read.
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Helpful Score: 1
Heartwarming quick read. I've never been a big fan of her books, but I really enjoyed this poignant memoir of her life.
Lazeeladee avatar reviewed Kitchen Privileges on + 87 more book reviews
Helpful Score: 1
I have been a fan of Mary Higgins Clark for many years. Over the years I have read many of her books, but I have found this one the most entertaining to date. This book brought me to tears on more than one occasion. This is a truly inspiring human story of love and loss that many people will relate to. I applaud her determination in making all of her dreams come true.
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Helpful Score: 1
This really inspired me as a writer.
woodworm avatar reviewed Kitchen Privileges on + 92 more book reviews
Mary Higgins Clark received many rejections before she became a successful mystery writer, in her down to earth easy telling memoir she tells of her struggle to become a writer, marry the man of her dreams, raising her children after his death and meeting the newest love of her life. Nice easy going and fairly quick read.
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Outstanding memoir. Humor, hardship, love. A snapshot of growing up in the Bronx long ago. Marrying her sweetheart. Facing life as a young widow of 5 children. Working hard. Losing many she loves. Includes how to be a good writer, how to win friends and influence people, how to look on the bright side.... Highly recommended, and I'm not even a Mary Higgins Clark fan.
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This was the first book by this author that I have read. I couldn't put it down! It was a great book that talked all about what her life was like from the age of three up until she had five children of her own. I definitely recommend this book. I'll have to read more of her novels!
jazzysmom avatar reviewed Kitchen Privileges on + 907 more book reviews
Very inspiring book. If you like Mary Higgens Clark, you are going to love this book. If you have never read Mary Higgens Clark, you are still going to love this book. It reads like her best novel, only this is her true life story. Pictures are beautiful also.
MKSbooklady avatar reviewed Kitchen Privileges on + 989 more book reviews
A short, sweet look into the early life of author Mary Higgins Clark. Family photos are sprinkled throughout, and they help bring all of the characters to life. An enjoyable read, a very pleasant way to pass the time.
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Autobiographical memoir written by suspense writer Mary Higgins Clark. She had an interesting life. I enjoyed this book.
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Well written and interesting autobiography. I enjoyed this more than I did her books.
candi63070 avatar reviewed Kitchen Privileges on + 10 more book reviews
Great read.
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This is agreat book! Very endearing
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vary quick read. good book.
dbs avatar reviewed Kitchen Privileges on + 329 more book reviews
A memoir of the life of famed author Mary Higgins Clark.
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This was a very interesting, quick read about the growing-up years of a great author. When I ordered it, I expected it to be a book about poverty and hardship, and although it was not a book about growing up privileged, it was not the sorrowful book I imagined.
This book was a good book, and one I would encourage anyone who likes to read a book by Mary Higgins Clark add to their reading list.
fletch2 avatar reviewed Kitchen Privileges on + 8 more book reviews
I enjoyed Clark's earliest books, more suspense, less romance, and also enjoyed her personal story very much. She has had a long and interesting life to draw on for her stories.
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From the Dust Jacket: "In her long awaited memoir, Mary Higgins Clark, America's beloved and bestselling Queen of Suspense, recounts the early experiences that shaped her as a person and influenced her as a writer..."