books by Elizabeth Wurtzel

books by Elizabeth Wurtzel

books:

Elizabeth Wurtzel

The Secret of Life: Commonsense Advice for the Uncommon Woman

Elizabeth Wurtzel

Ballantine Books, 2004

A disappointment
Before reading this book, I was a big Wurtzel fan. In Prozac Nation, I finished the book feeling like I had a fair idea of who she was. I respected her. This book revealed to me that she is not at all what I'd formerly imagined. I got the feeling that this work was ...

Prozac Nation - Young And Depressed In America

Elizabeth Wurtzel

Riverhead Books, 1995

dull, repetitive....spoiled brat
difficult to read about the poor little rich girl who, as a typical narcissist, sucks the life out of her poor mother; causes her father to run as far from her as possible; jumps from Harvard to London, changes her mind, and demands that someone, anyone, pay for her to ...

The Bitch Rules
Elizabeth Wurtzel

Quartet Books, 2000

More, Now, Again: A Memoir of Addiction

Elizabeth Wurtzel

Simon & Schuster, 2001

Not for earthlings....
First of all, Wurtzel is an excellent writer. More, Now, Again is a memoir of her addiction. So like most memoirs, if you haven't actually lived through similar experiences, you are only getting the story while "attempting" to understand the feelings. Addiction is a ...

Bitch: In Praise of Difficult Women

Elizabeth Wurtzel

Anchor, 1999

The Truth About Being A "Bitch"
Everything that Elizabeth Wurtzel wrote in this book is true. The truth about how males can be so sexist, and how men are 'allowed' or supposed to do certian things, while women aren't. Elizabeth uses many examples of 'difficult women' in this book such as Dilea, ...

Prozac Nation (Movie Tie-In)

Elizabeth Wurtzel

Riverhead Trade, 2002

Very Helpful In Understanding Depression
I've gone through my share of depression, as many others have before me. As bad as I thought I had it, after reading this book I realize just how lucky I was. Wurtzel's book was gripping, using very raw and blunt language, which I connected with easily. And such a ...

More, Now, Again: A Memoir of Addiction

Elizabeth Wurtzel

Simon & Schuster, 2002

"Ritalin and Cocaine Nation"
"More, Now, Again" is a sequel of sorts to Wurtzel's generation-defining "Prozac Nation." After receiving a six-figure advance for her second book of non-fiction, Wurtzel became addicted to Ritalin and cocaine. This memoir, like her first book, is honest, moving, and ...

Der Schlampen-Knigge.
Elizabeth Wurtzel

Piper Verlag GmbH, 2001

Bitch - Ein Loblied auf gefährliche Frauen.
Elizabeth Wurtzel

Goldmann, 2000

Verdammte Schone Welt Mein Leben Mit Der Psycho-Pille
Elizabeth Wurtzel

Deutscher Taschenbuch Verlag GmbH & Co., 1996

Nación Prozac
Elizabeth Wurtzel

Punto de Lectura, 2001

Each day Elizabeth woke up knowing that she would constantly writhe in pain and anguish. Trying to fill a void in her life, she turns sex into a desperate act, an obsessive love destined to fail, in a drug- and alcohol-induced search for pleasure that ends in vain. There was only one way out of Elizabeth's hell: Prozac, the medicine that ...