Praise for Wildflower —The New York Times Book Review —InStyle Publishers Weekly Booklist Library Journal Kirkus Reviews
…[this] mostly sunny sort-of memoir…is pure delight. If until now you merely liked Barrymore…you'll adore her once you read this series of personal essays…Laugh if you want: The moving lyricism of Barrymore's writing…defines her as anything but a flake. She's a blithe spirit who, at a not inconsiderable cost, has carved out a place of warmth in a pretty cold world.
The New York Times Book Review - Stephanie Zacharek
09/14/2015
10/01/2015
Actress Drew Barrymore delivers a sprightly, bubbly account of her life in a series of anecdotes with numerous jump cuts in time and location. The effort is, at moments, as entrancing as champagne bubbles, but that lightness of spirit is compromised by the rampant use of vulgar language. The famous child-actress-turned-adult is cheery, but she undercuts her message of lessons learned with disjointed, confusing prose. This second memoir by Barrymore may simply not have been needed at this time. The audiobook may appeal to fans; otherwise, it may be one to pass. W.A.G. © AudioFile 2015, Portland, Maine
DECEMBER 2015 - AudioFile
2015-09-23
