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A waste of money and time., 12 Mar 2010
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BigFish (London, UK) -
See all my reviews This is a truly terrible book, replete with more references to the author than it is to Amy Wínehouse. It is disconnected, disjointed and thoroughly disappointing. New Holland must be groaning that they didn't give this to anyone else to sort out; it reads like the deranged twitterings of a narcissistic gadfly instead of telling me anything important about Amy Winehouse. Saving Amy - more like Starring Daphne. A waste of money and time.
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Disappointing, 8 Mar 2010
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C. A. Govan "Chloe Govan" (London, UK) -
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This book offers absolutely nothing new and interviews with Mitch simply regurgitate what I've already heard in documentaries and in tabloids.
Apparently based on personal recollections from the author's DIARY of all places, much of the book is opinion-based - self-indulgent rambling without much relevance to the issue.
The book provides a brief and disjointed bio of Amy's rise to fame among her own opinions. It fails miserably to achieve the in-depth analysis I was expecting of Amy's addictions, their root causes and the future that lies ahead for the singer.
If you want a history of her work, read Chas Newkey-Burden's book, or a similar bio, and if you want a book about "Saving Amy", trust me - this isn't it.
Edited by suestev07, 15 March 2010 - 08:34 PM.