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A delightful book about Betty Ford. Very candid.
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The Times of My Life
The Times of My Life
Author:
Betty Ford and Chris Chase, The Times of My Life (1978), covers her life through the White House years, and Betty: A Glad Awakening (1987), discusses the years after 1977.
Author:
Betty Ford and Chris Chase, The Times of My Life (1978), covers her life through the White House years, and Betty: A Glad Awakening (1987), discusses the years after 1977.
ISBN-13: 9780345280794
ISBN-10: 0345280792
Publication Date: 9/1/1979
Pages: 302
Rating: 2
ISBN-10: 0345280792
Publication Date: 9/1/1979
Pages: 302
Rating: 2
4.5 stars, based on 2 ratings
Publisher: Ballantine Books
Book Type: Paperback
Other Versions: Hardcover
Members Wishing: 0
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Book Type: Paperback
Other Versions: Hardcover
Members Wishing: 0
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Betty Ford is an American woman's heroine. And she could be every woman's best friend...
Because only her Washington address separates her from being the woman next door.
Raised in the midwest, once divorced, troubled by her husband's frequent absences, threatened by breast cancer, and for a moment lost within pills and alcohol, Betty Ford has led a life that every woman knows is part of her life too--tender, tragic, happy, painful, and finally triumphant.
Now with all of her honesty, candor, and humor, Betty Ford tells of each public and private time of her life--sharing with you the very special and very moving life of a great American woman.
Because only her Washington address separates her from being the woman next door.
Raised in the midwest, once divorced, troubled by her husband's frequent absences, threatened by breast cancer, and for a moment lost within pills and alcohol, Betty Ford has led a life that every woman knows is part of her life too--tender, tragic, happy, painful, and finally triumphant.
Now with all of her honesty, candor, and humor, Betty Ford tells of each public and private time of her life--sharing with you the very special and very moving life of a great American woman.
Betty Ford is an American woman's heroine, and she could be every woman's best friend.
The biography of First Lady Betty Ford.
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