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Marilyn Monroe: Inside the Mind and Life of Marilyn Monroe

✍ Scribed by Alma H. Bond

Book ID: 111078510
Publisher: Bancroft Press
Year: 2013
Tongue: en-us
Weight: 432 KB
Series: On the Couch
Category: Fiction
ISBN-13: 9781610881081

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✦ Synopsis

With so much written, rumored, told, and retold about Marilyn Monroe, it's amazing to consider how much we still don't know. On the screen she was iconic, radiant, and yet her talent so rarely earned her respect. In life she was intelligent, brilliant, and yet regarded as little more than Hollywood's blonde bombshell.

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