I was pleasantly surprised by this book. I've read all of David's previous books. Lot of whining and 'poor' me comments in them. This book however, seems really sincere and honest He tells of all his ups and downs during his life time. I really didn't want the book to end. Highly recommend it. Especially if you were a fan.
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Could It Be Forever?: My Story Despite much adversity in his life and being a labeled a "teen idol" David Cassidy tells his readers of his amazing journey and how true talent survives. If you're already a fan that got the 1st autobiography, "C'mon Get Happy," let me tell you that I enjoyed this one MUCH MORE than that one! In the first book, I felt almost like all the sexual stuff came off like "bragging." I didn't feel...
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Most of the early part of the hard-cover was a repeat of the first book, so I skipped ahead, starting with coverage of the Rolling Stone issue. From then, until the last pages, it was all new material. He covers the RCA recording sessions, why he chose the songs, & includes interviews with Kim & Dave, Bruce Johnson, & songwriters Bill House & Gerry Beckley. Even Shaun gives his opinions. This was the sort of subject...
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This new book takes some of the rough parts of Come On Get Happy and mellows it with age and wisdom. It brings home the blessings and trappings of fame - in David's case, fame so great that only a few people in the world can understand fully what he went through. He does a great job of bringing us into his world during the Partridge Family years - and helps us understand how his mind at the time processed what it was like...
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I couldn't put this book down! More than a celebrity tell-all, it's a story of inspiration! A very good read, and a must have for any David Cassidy fan.
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