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By: Heather

Heather — Thu, 19 Jan 2012 02:39:48 +0000

Hi James,
You need to write more books! Honestly I have read A Million Little Pieces and My Friend Leonard 4 or 5 times and I still can’t put them down. You are my favourite author!

Heather
Ontario, Canada

By: RO

RO — Tue, 06 Dec 2011 07:30:59 +0000

I HAVE JUST FINISHED A MILLION LITTLE PIECES I HONESTLY COULD NOT PUT IT DOWN I WAS JUST HOPING AND PRAYING THAT YOU WOULD BE STRONG AND HANG IN THERE. I ALSO WAS VERY SHOCKED TO FIND OUT THAT LILLY DIDN’T MAKE IT. I REALLY THOUGHT SHE WOULD HANG IN THERE WAITING ON YOU BUT IT WAS NOT TO BE.
I AM NOW READY TO PURCHASE THE NEXT ONE CAN’T WAIT TO SEE HOW YOU HANDLE ALL OF THE OBSTACLES FANTASTIC BOOK WELL DONE JAMES. CHEERS RO AUSTRALIA

By: Peggy

Peggy — Mon, 15 Aug 2011 20:10:09 +0000

Dear James,
A million little pieces is in my opinion, awesome. And I just ordered The final Testament. Looking forward to seeing what you have to say about that. your a very interesting guy, Frey. I hazer to say, we are very similar creatures.
I have something I’d like to give you. I heard you say you always wanted to write an updated version of it. I’ve done all the research I can do on it in the last 50 yrs. and finally started writing May 25th of last year. My title for it is Herd Worthy, but You can call it what you want if you choose to accept this gift.
Please take the time to check me out and make sure I’m worthy of your trust. I can give you plenty of references. there is no monetary value on this book. so no it comes with no strings attached. Sincerely, Peggy Johnson.
Waterford California.

By: Georgia

Georgia — Mon, 08 Aug 2011 14:36:58 +0000

Hi James. I’ve spent the first half of my summer holidays reading A Million Little Pieces and My Friend Leonard and, to be honest, I’m hooked. Although I’m not an addict or an alcoholic, I can still really relate to all the emotions and thoughts you’ve put into both stories. I know that some of content in the books is based on real life, but how much so? It’s all so emotive, and just so hard to stop reading! Oh, and please come to Liverpool (UK) for a tour soon please! x

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By: Name*

Name* — Wed, 22 Jun 2011 23:11:21 +0000

Clever name, and diddo Insert here. I dont know him but he means the world to me. A million little pieces was un-fucking believable and I cant wait to read the sequal.
Though I know the ending because my sister doesnt know the meaning of, “dont tell me the ending or you’ll fuck it over for me.

By: Insert here

Insert here — Wed, 22 Jun 2011 23:05:39 +0000

Your wonderful!! passionate!! And I <3 you without even knowing you.(hope thats all right) I wish you total happiness. Thanks so much for writing.

love ya, insert here.

By: scott ash

scott ash — Fri, 17 Jun 2011 01:40:42 +0000

James, you probably dont respond to the forum often if at all but I just wanted to say the last book I read that gripped me as much as your first was Dave Peltzer A child called it. A totally different subject in many respects but many similar aspects in writing. Gripping and seemingly from the soul. I read alot but I read that years ago and like yours it sticks in the mind and I recommend it to friends as a harrowing but amazing read. My best friend bought me your first book as a xmas present a few years ago(maybe trying to teach me something)but whatever the bad press you get please keep going.