Which Book Should I Buy?

[singatnight]

When is Stevie going to write her book?? I read somewhere that she has kept a journal for years about her life. I would LOVE to hear her story about how things went down.

[Street_Dreamer]

Carol Ann Harris will never see a red cent from me, that's all I have to say.

Matt

[TrueFaith77]

I think the only book on the list I've read is "Storms." And it was fun. My mom read it to my dad (who is ill), a chapter a day. So we all got to talk about it. It's also fun to "read between the lines" through Carol Ann's delusions. Although horrifying to read, not a day goes by that I don't giggle over the car-hair-pulling incident.

[vermicious knid]

Originally Posted by Sahara

Rumours Exposed was a nice read, I enjoyed it and I found some stories and anecdotes in it that I hadn't heard elsewhere.

That is the only one I have read. It was good for me mainly for understanding timelines, which I studied and still remember. Things such as when exactly they went into the studio for whatever album, when tours started, and such. I went to read its amazon.com reviews the other day, and most were saying it did not have exclusive stories or anecdotes, and that it pillaged magazine articles that one could find online. I read it like five years ago, so I don't really remember its stories.

[Street_Dreamer]

I was just browsing at the pictures in Mick's book and I saw something I hadn't noticed before. On page 263, there is a picture of Mick on drums and Stevie next to him at the Rock & Run concert in 1983. In the background is future Fleetwood Mac member Billy Burnette. I just found that interesting.

Matt

[michelej1]

Originally Posted by Street_Dreamer

On page 263, there is a picture of Mick on drums and Stevie next to him at the Rock & Run concert in 1983. In the background is future Fleetwood Mac member Billy Burnette. I just found that interesting.

Matt

Oh, that is fateful. I would not have recognized him. Michele