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My Friend Leonard
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I never cared whether Frey's A Million Little Pieces was real or not. The truth is, if you enjoy his writing style, you're sure to be caught up in the environment and especially the characters he creates. I read this in one day on a flight from San Diego to Detroit.
My Friend Leonard pretty much picks up where A Million Little Pieces left off. If you thought it couldn't get any worse, think again. My Friend Leonard follows Frey's post-rehab trials and tribulations, and examines the continuation of the relationship he began building with one of his contacts from rehab. Touching, heartbreaking, and a testament to the strength of human willpower, whether it happened or not.
My Friend Leonard pretty much picks up where A Million Little Pieces left off. If you thought it couldn't get any worse, think again. My Friend Leonard follows Frey's post-rehab trials and tribulations, and examines the continuation of the relationship he began building with one of his contacts from rehab. Touching, heartbreaking, and a testament to the strength of human willpower, whether it happened or not.
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December 22, 2006
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September 23, 2008
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Frey's A Million Little Pieces is one of the best if not the best book on describing addiction. All that rubbish about if it was completely true or not is a wastful distraction from the message that work gives. It is a masterpiece on the thesis of addiction.
