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Sep 22, 2009
Into The ‘Valley’
The TV Guide

Yesterday was a gloriously do nothing day for me. Because of all the running around that I’ve been doing the past few weeks, it was very nice to not have to do a single thing … at all. I toyed with the idea of seeing a movie but, to be honest, I had a hard time getting off the couch. I watched some TV and really put a dent in Valley of the Dolls, the book that I am currently reading:


I have been trying to read this book for the past few weeks, well … for the past few years! It’s been on my book pile forever and I finally got around to reading it. I cannot believe how much I love it. The prose is so well-written, it’s very easy to just get lost in the story. I’m still very early in but I can already understand why this classic book has remained a cult classic for decades.

Tonight The Turtle Party: Book Club meets after much delay … we will FINALLY be discussing Good Omens and should be deciding which book to read next. To be honest, it’ll be great to see the Turtle Party folks again … it’s been too long.

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  1. Leslie says:
    September 23, 2009 at 1:17 pm

    I read this book when I was a kid (a precocious kid, LOL). It led to my reading ALL of Jacqueline Susann’s books…I think I still have them all in boxes…but they’re mass market paperbacks (the small ones) and in pretty bad shape. Oh yeah, The Love Machine was great…not a happy story. Once is Not Enough was my fav I think. Yargo was odd.. and I think it’s hard to find today. What was the one based on Jaqueline and Ari Onassis? I’ll have to look it up..

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  2. Leslie says:
    September 23, 2009 at 1:22 pm

    Dolores is the one based on Jackie Kennedy marrying Ari Onassis (allegedly). Btw, amazon sellers and I’m sure ebay too, do have a variety of her old books. Not too hard to find. I checked it out.
    Trent, you’re making me want to read all these oldies!
    After Jacqueline Susann, I moved on to The Insiders by Rosemary Rogers (very racy, lol) and Harold Robbins’ books…Sidney Sheldon…Jackie Collins. Oh yeah, I loved me some trashy books as a child :)

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  3. Cynthia says:
    September 23, 2009 at 1:49 pm

    you have to watch the movie and let yourself be taken away from the glossy crap that is put out nowadays. its SO damn campy – its priceless….sorry yes its a great movie. So much about it I just cant even list them all. and beyond just as campy too.

    course after J. Susann, moved onto S. Sheldon, caught many times w/J. Collins and course anyone remember Judy Blume’s adult series!!?!?!

    if you watch the movie…just let yourself get transported back to that era….Tate was / is goddess. You cant say Mommy Dearest is crap either…its about the era (think how far its come…lol) now I would die screaming if anyone tried to re-make it either..just not the same.

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  4. julia says:
    September 23, 2009 at 7:22 pm

    i love the book, had no idea it was a movie too!! must invite the girls over for some VERY strong martinis to watch… no “dolls” though, thats so not very healthy!

    im super happy you are reading it! there is a sequel to it also, not as good, but if you get caught up in the era, there is nothing better!

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  5. veronica says:
    September 23, 2009 at 11:30 pm

    TRENT! Cult classic, yes, but good prose????
    C’mon, you gotta do some real reading, so you can discern the difference between literature and pulpy, saccharine, overblown language! You are generally fairly literate on the blog (although you are prone to questionable word choices and improper use of colloquialisms i.e today, KFed story, it’s sad SACK not sad SAP — sorry, I’m a copy editor). But love you anyway — just begging, please broaden your reading horizons!

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  6. Audrie says:
    September 24, 2009 at 1:22 am

    I read that book a few years ago and I couldn’t put it down! Never seen the movie but I don’t think I will.

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