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Description: ISBN 0091905605 / Author: Koren Zailckas / Genre: Politics / Society / Philosophy / Well and fiercely written, a stinging attack on the ... more
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Newest Review: ... Koren from a 14 year old being convinced by her friend to taste alcohol for the first time to the time when she graduates ... more

 ... from college. She tries to keep her friend Natalie happy by drinking and seems to idolise her, however fragile Natalie is. Although she didn't like it to begin with, alcohol becomes a major part of her life. She begins to see the consequences when at 15, she goes on holiday with her parents and Natalie. A drunken evening with Natalie means that she is piecing together events, what happened, what might've happened and how her parents saw it. This book kept me hooked on it throughout. It is very poignantly written a...more

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HelenW
Premium Review Smashed: Growing up a Drunk Girl - Koren Zailckas: Smashed (342 words)
by - written on 06/10/08 (Very useful, 324 readings)
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Smashed: Growing up a drunk girl - Koren Zailckas This novel is an autobiographical account of the authors experiences with growing up and alcohol. I borrowed it off my sister although I wasn't convinced by her raving about how good it was as I'm not really into the hard luck novels that seem to have taken off. But since I had nothing else to read, I started it one day and got hooked on it from then. It follows Koren from a 14 year old being convinced by her friend to taste alcohol for the first time to the time when she graduates from college. She tries to keep her friend Natalie happy by drinking and seems to idolise her, however fragile Natalie ...  Read the complete review

IainWear
Premium Review Pour Me Another (1190 words)
by - written on 19/03/06 (Very useful, 2170 readings)
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The “true confessions” style of writing seems to have made the move from women’s magazines to books in recent years. But in an effort to make a decent book out of these things, it’s never the simple “I fell in love with my brother” type story you get, but a far more wide reaching tales. There have been many about being abused as a child, either sexually or emotionally. There have been people talking about their sex lives, whether they accepted money for it or not. There are tales of addictions, to more or less any substance going. It is this last category that Koren Zailckas’ “Smashed: Growing up a Drunk Girl” falls into. She marks her history with ...  Read the complete review

 

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