Best-selling author Beverly Donofrio is building a growing following of fans with her honest, moving accounts of experiences from her own colorful life. Riding in Cars with Boys--the basis of the hit movie starring Drew Barrymore--is her funny and touching account of growing up too fast in the 1960s. Once her strict family told her she couldn't go to college, Beverly lost interest in everything except smoking, drinking, and rebelling against authority. She was a "bad" girl, and her behavior soon got her into trouble--as in the pregnant kind of trouble. From becoming a teen-aged wife and mother through finally going to college and getting her life back in order, Donofrio faced one challenge after another in her ambivalent efforts to "grow up" as she raised her son. By turns laugh-out-loud hilarious and poignantly insightful, Riding in Cars with Boys is perfectly served by a bright, smart narration from Christina Moore.
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" This book isn't that good. Funny I guess. Whatever. I'm in it and I don't care about anything else. Five Stars. Don't see the movie " — Natalie (5 out of 5 stars)
" This book isn't that good. Funny I guess. Whatever. I'm in it and I don't care about anything else. Five Stars. Don't see the movie "
" AMAZING book. She's an inspiration to everyone. Ms. Donofrio's trials and tribulations have shaped her into the woman she is today and I believe that there's not one person out there who resents that. "
" I liked the book. It was a quick read. Would like to see the movie.. "
" It was ok. A bit rushed at times. Felt sort of prosaic, more than literary. "
" Read this after watching the movie. Or should I say, I listened to it as an audiobook while helping my mom repaint our living room. It kept us entertained for the duration of project. "
" This was a fun easy read, feel good story. "
Beverly Donofrio’s first memoir, Riding in Cars with Boys, has been translated into sixteen languages and made into a popular motion picture. Her second memoir, Looking for Mary, began as a documentary on NPR and was chosen as a Discover Book at Barnes & Noble. She lived for four years as a lay Carmelite at Nada Hermitage in Colorado, where she began her third memoir, Astonished. She holds an MFA in creative writing from Columbia University.
Christina Moore is an actress and Earphones Award–winning audiobook narrator. As an actress, she is best known for her roles in the television series That ’70s Show, Hawthorne, and 90210. She is a founding member of Bitches Funny, an all-female sketch group that has performed in New York City and Los Angeles.
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