The Total Money Makeover Workbook

I'll say this up front--this is the best selection of all the works taken from Anais Nin's diaries and other writings.It is a marvel to consider that Nin both had the time to do everything she did--or claimed--and produce the volume of words that she did. She was moreover a much more interesting writer as a diarist than a writer of fiction.Research that her various, and occasionally vilified, biographers have done documents... Read Full Review

I have never read a book quite like this one. After I read "Henry and June", I read "Fire" and I plan to read many more of Anais' books. This is a must read for any young woman -- Anais is not afraid of her sexuality -- this diary describes her promiscuous behavior that is traditionally only acceptable for men. It is a truly liberating book. She emphasizes the importance of experience, and living life fully in terms... Read Full Review

This diary is a true, well written account about a fascinating time in the life of Anais Nin. If you've never read Anais before, this is a great book to start with, especially for anyone who's a fan of Henry Miller, the decade of the thirties, and anything Paris. Her day-to-day accounts of her thoughts are an enlightening look at a life most of us only can only dream of living.

this reads like really good fiction...Anais opens up and analyzes everyday life to death....expresses emotions that everyone can relate to...as well as daring, very strange, and exciting situations in her life. very sensual....very deep views of relationships...very optimistic..never EVER DULL...always at maximum pitch