In her poignant memoir, In Pieces, Sally Field shares her journey from a challenging, lonely childhood to becoming a celebrated actress. She reflects on her early career, capturing the emotional complexities behind her iconic roles, from Gidget to Norma Rae. Field writes with raw honesty about her hidden vulnerabilities and complicated relationships, particularly with her mother. This intimate account reveals the struggles and triumphs of her life as a woman in the latter half of the 20th century, showcasing her artistry and the personal legacy that shaped her.
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Customers find this autobiography riveting and brilliantly written, with a conversational style that makes it easy to read. The book provides deep insights into the author’s life and career, and customers appreciate her honesty and remarkable acting career. They praise the author’s strength, noting how she triumphs over adversity, and consider it better than average celebrity biographies. While customers describe it as a soul-baring memoir, some find it emotionally heavy.
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