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Title	:	Gracie: A Love Story
Author	:	George Burns
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	Deluxe Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 320 pages
Published	:	February 5th 1991 by Signet (first published 1988)
Categories	:	Biography. Nonfiction. Autobiography. Memoir. Humor

Gracie: A Love Story

George Burns

Paperback | Pages: 320 pages

Rating: 4.13 | 2281 Users | 182 Reviews

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I went to the library the other day and decided to grab a bio or two and saw this one. Burns and Allen were really before my time but I knew of them and had seen a few movies with them in it. And I remember George Burns from his Oh God movies too. I could hear George Burns voice narrating as I read in my mind. I loved the dry humor he had and loved reading about the most important 40 years of his life. The internet is great in helping us all see what we missed in those years gone by. As I read I was able to look on the internet and see who or what was being discussed in the book. I also managed to squeeze in a few clips of their TV show and loved them too. And even though I knew the ending I still cried and I hardly ever cry.

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Original Title:	Gracie: A Love Story
ISBN:	0451168860 (ISBN13: 9780451168863)
Edition Language:	English

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"Gracie: A Love Story" is a heartwarming tribute by George Burns to his lovely late wife, Gracie Allen. In it, Burns gives her biography with his trademark charm and humor, and the reader can almost hear his voice as they read. Though this book gives insights to Gracie, he also respected her privacy (this isn't a "tell-all" book). I feel confident that the Gracie in this book was truly the Gracie in real life. She seems so real and so lovable, and Burns' words are often so warm that it can make

This is a wonderful, heartwarming book. Many autobiographies can lean toward the dull side, but I zipped through this one... and had a good hardy laugh on almost every page. George Burns tells the story of Gracie (his wife and side-kick) with humor and sincerity, with his devotion beaming from the pages. The book is also an intriguing history of vaudeville and Hollywood life as seen from his eyes. All sorts of characters make an appearance in this telling of his experiences -- such as Bing



Such a sweet story about Gracie.I loved the skits they did on radio and on television.She had talent to turn what people said around all of the time.

I went to the library the other day and decided to grab a bio or two and saw this one. Burns and Allen were really before my time but I knew of them and had seen a few movies with them in it. And I remember George Burns from his Oh God movies too. I could hear George Burns voice narrating as I read in my mind. I loved the dry humor he had and loved reading about the most important 40 years of his life. The internet is great in helping us all see what we missed in those years gone by. As I read I

By the time I was born - Gracie was almost 10 years gone. So I grew up kind of only vaguely knowing who she was as it related to George Burns. I knew she was in a lot of olde timey show biz stuff, but outside of a few late night re-runs on nick at nite when I was too young to really remember them, I had never seen anything she had done. George tells the tale of her life and times with a husband's love. (And probable bias, but who could blame him?) It is well told with care, even if it tends to

Gracie Allen passed away 3 years before I was born, but thanks to my Dad and radiospirits.com I grew up listening to the Burns & Allen radio show. This book is clearly a love letter from George to Gracie. It is funny, touching and one of the loveliest biographies I've ever read. Fair warning: George Burns does an amazing job of bringing Gracie to life-you will sob on the last page. (which I did in a crowded food court-it wasn't pretty)