Title: Rather a joke.
Product review: A bunch of letters copied from online. Okay, but what do you do with them? Author Vogel doesn't do anything but slap them down on pages and create a lot of filler to go with them: a meatloaf recipe (!), a completely unrelated section on "celebrity stalkers." And somehow she got Joan Crawford's grandson to write an introduction, which was only very mildly interesting.Vogel's original contribution to the book (that is, the part aside from Joan's letters) was an introduction that attempts to give some insight into Joan's career, life, etc. I've only read it once, but already counted 6 or 7 factual errors. And it's poorly written to boot.(...) It's poorly written, and the quality of the pages and photos is poor, as well.
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