New York Jackie: Pictures from Her Life in the City

Nicole W. said Beautiful pictures-but not a lot of information. For someone who loves Mrs. Kennedy and has intensely studied her life I was excited to see this book. I pre-ordered as soon as I heard about it, excited to learn more about her life in New York (a time period that is not often covered in depth in other books). This book is a relatively slim volume containing about 100 photos (or less). The photos are pretty, but none of the pictures are rare o. A NICE LITTLE BOOK.BUT Tony Philpott Overall this is a good photographic book. But if you're going to have a book that is mostly photographic content then the captions at least need to be spot on. Needless to say this is not quite the case with this book. There are some a major flaws when it comes to whomever checked the photographic content They are as followsP39outside La Cote Basquelooks like Central Park to me.P47seeing I am . Jacqueline is and was NYC. This is a lovely little book of goodies on Jacqueline Kennedy. It's mainly pictures but has enough extra information that you feel like you know all about her years in NYC. These years took place before and after her marriage to Onassis. So if you want the extra bits and pieces of her life and loss of it as she and her dear sweet lover, navigate through the years of her cancer treatments, this

As familiar as we are with images of Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis, the charming former first lady, fewer know the dynamic woman who called New York City home. Eating ice cream with her kids on Fifth Avenue, working with authors at Doubleday Books, riding her bike through Central Park—these images capture the real-life joy, creative passion, and effortless grace of New York Jackie.. Shortly after JFK's assassination in 1964, Jackie moved to Manhattan and lived there for the next three decades. This intimate collection of photographs celebrates her life in the city as a mother, book editor, style icon, and most of all, a New Yorker

Talese is the senior vice president of Doubleday as well as the publisher and editorial director of her eponymous imprint there. She lives in New York City.Bridget Watson Payne is a San Francisco–based book editor. Nan A.

. Talese is the senior vice president of Doubleday as well as the publisher and editorial director of her eponymous imprint there. About the Author Nan A. She lives in New York City.Bridget Watson Payne is a San Francisco–based book editor