I like Oz's novels, I like Oz's children books, and I was clearly bound to like his own autobiography.
It's long, and that's undeniable. It also often repeats itself, but that's to be expected with a non-linear timeline for some 500-odd pages. Yet, it's fabulously written, and the history (both the capitalized version, and the family history) depicted in the book is obviously fascinating. I don't think I could have coped with 100 more finely printed pages, but man I'm glad that I've read this book.
And perhaps I should watch Natalie Portman's movie version too...
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