ASIN: B017WI4KJ4
Publisher: Books For Breakfast
Pages: 43
Rosemary Kennedy's troubled history is well known, but has been treated as an afterthought by most historical works. In Kate Clifford Larson's "Rosemary," she takes center stage, as Larson digs into her past and reveals the depths of her haunting story. Complete with exclusive interviews and intimate letters, Rosemary's mental health tragedy is brought fully to life. This summary has condensed the original 320 page book down into its most important points to give the reader a refresher from the full book.________________About the Publisher________________Want to read more books, but find it hard to find time in your busy schedule? Feeling intimidated by that 300+ page book you just bought? Let us help. Books for Breakfast condenses best-selling non-fiction books down to their most important highlights and presents them in an easy to understand format. Get the most of your favorite ...
