Valley of the Dolls: by Jacqueline Susann

Welcome to the puppet factory. Personality is free, dream is an additional charge. It seems like we have not thought about going back one step and seeing the whole picture before jumping over the dream. In Jacqueline Susann's "The Valley of Dolls", she has a deep understanding of the true and fragile life of a wealthy white woman of three women (they dare to delve deeper into our daily lives) , And they are working hard to realize their dreams. Society often rejects ideas of drug use, even for useful purposes.

Valley of Dolls designed by Jacqueline Susann records the lives of three young girls who are struggling to overcome pain, difficulty, and drug abuse and coping with fame while coping with the stress of daily life . These friends have experienced things almost never dreamed of and are watching each other's lives. The protagonist is Ann Wells and the novel begins when she travels to New York City off her little hometown. She has led exile in Lawrenceville, she was looking for love and adventure, she found what she was looking for while she was working as a secretary of a law firm specializing in protection, Bellamy and bellows It seems. It is a star. Soon after he took office, she seems to understand everyone in the acting career, from a big star like Broadway idol, Helen Lawson to an alternative nurie who lives in the same dormitory as her.

"The Valley of Dolls" is a novel published by American writer Jacqueline Susann in 1966. The title "doll" is a euphemism of medicine created by Susan. "Demon Valley" became famous overnight after the first publication, became a best-selling novel in 1966. Since then, it has sold over 30 million copies and is one of the best-selling books ever. Other writers like the first Roman-style sound symbol, Jackie Collins, who achieved this level of sales in the US as a female writer described the private life of wealthy famous people in the real world with a fictional appearance. The cover that was reissued by Grove Publishing in 1997 is called "All Time Pop Culture Classic".

Nonetheless, Metallius is often seen as not the predecessor of a feminist novelist like Marilyn French or Mage Piasi, but was a writer of wrong actress Jacqueline, who wrote "Dole Valley" in 1966 Susan 2 consecutive best sellers. This seems to be due to the success of Susann and Metalious's work being one factor, in fact neither woman is a famous novelist, and seems to have not dealt with the theme of the restricted area so far. But comparison with Susan may be related to personality rather than prose. In the publishing industry of the 1950s, Metallius itself was the heart of Marketing Blitz at Peyton Place. She made a very good copy