
Rise and Shine
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Narrated by:
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Carol Monda
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By:
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Anna Quindlen
The effect of Meghan's on-air profanity and truth telling is felt by her son, her husband, her friends, her fans, and even the city of New York, the capital of appearance over reality. But above all it transforms the sister with whom she's shared everything, even the mixed blessings of fame.
What follows is a story about a city big enough to find prep school rappers, rich poseurs, familiar strangers, and autograph seekers in the same ladies room at a black-tie ball. But ultimately, it's about how, in very different ways, the Fitzmaurice girls whip the place into shape. Meghan and Bridget, Bridget and Meghan. They share smart mouths, a fractured childhood, and a powerful connection that even the worst tragedy can't rupture.
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Critic reviews
- Winner of Audio Publishers Association 2007 Audie Award, Fiction, Unabridged
"The prose is top-notch." (Publishers Weekly)
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Sorry it had to end
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Great story
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Excellent listen
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Love, Anna Quindlen
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Great story-telling
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Disappointing narration
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Caught my attention on the first page!
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I'm only giving it a 4, though 1) because there were some elements at the end that I found inconsistent with the alleged epiphany experienced by the shallow media guru, and 2) because the narrator's quirky pronunciation of the name "Meghan" was annoying, drawing out the first syllable a bit too long.
Other than that, this book, just like New York, is a perfect jewel. How could one look anywhere else?
The Manhattan Novel
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Ms Quindlen never fails to impress
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A real treat!
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