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If I Knew Then Author: The public remembers one Amy Fisher: the sixteen-year-old "Long Island Lolita" who shot the wife of her lover. But for Amy herself, life hasn't stood still. A decade and a half later, she has grown into a reflective, confident, and happy 30-year-old woman, an award-winning newspaper columnist, and a devoted wife and mother. Here, in this intens... more »
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1 member(s) found this review helpful.
good book tells most of what you read in the news/articles. she seems genuinly sorry for what happened and seems to have rebuilt her life after this tragedy.
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I enjoyed this book. It is a fast read.
DId Amy Fisher learn fromher mistake? I will let you be the judge..esp knowing what we do now. Good read.
This girl has come a long way. From her act of violence, to jail, to prison, and release this an excellent book on Amy Fisher's tragic teens to her happy and hopeful adulthood.
A Excellent read.
A Excellent read.
Genres:
- Biographies & Memoirs >> General
- Biographies & Memoirs >> Specific Groups >> Criminals
- Biographies & Memoirs >> Specific Groups >> Women
- Biographies & Memoirs >> Memoirs
- Nonfiction >> True Accounts >> True Crime