An edition of Madonna (2001)

Madonna

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Madonna
Andrew Morton
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An edition of Madonna (2001)

Madonna

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As one of the most enigmatic and fascinating women of our time, Madonna is the undisputed female icon of the modern age. She is widely admired for her independence, self-confidence, refusal to compromise and willingness to take a risk. While much of her life seems to be an open book, a closer look suggests that it is Madonna herself who controls what we read. In his new book Andrew Morton, the author of world-wide number one best-sellers on Diana, Princess of Wales and Monica Lewinsky, reveals the unknown Madonna. He has spoken to those in her inner circle, who have never been interviewed before, about her ambitions, lifestyle and relationships with family, friends and men. Their stories and insights give a fresh and revealing perspective on arguably the most famous woman on the planet.

Publish Date
Publisher
Archipel
Language
French
Pages
323

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Edition Availability
Cover of: Madonna
Madonna
March 27, 2002, Archipel
Paperback in French
Cover of: Madonna
Madonna
March 27, 2002, Michael O'Mara Books
Paperback - New Ed edition
Cover of: Madonna
Madonna
November 2001, St. Martin's Press
Hardcover in English - First U.S. Edition
Cover of: Madonna
Madonna
2001, Michael O'Mara
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First Sentence

"Arriving at JFK airport, a glance at the snaking line for taxis-longer than for the average Disney ride but without the thrill at the end-banishes any lingering hesitation about accepting an offer that would normally be refused."

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Format
Paperback
Number of pages
323
Dimensions
9.4 x 6.1 x 1.2 inches
Weight
3 pounds

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL9536752M
ISBN 10
2841873587
ISBN 13
9782841873586
OCLC/WorldCat
469334772

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