Title: Captivating
Product review: Just finished reading this, and I've got to say Lauck unblinkingly shares her life, and shows what an autobiography can be. I don't usually read autobiographies, but something about Lauck's story grabbed me. She shows true insight into herself and others. Occasionally I felt she (or her younger self) missed some possible insight, but that only served to emphasize that she reveals herself so clearly as to give readers a chance to truly know her, and thus reach their own conclusions. Is this great literature? No. Is this a great story? Absolutely. And that is what most readers want. I can hardly wait to "go back in time" and read "Blackbird" (her story of her younger life).
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