My Life With Sylvia Browne: A Son Reflects on Life With His Psychic Mother

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Summary: Great for Sylvia Browne fans
Review: The content is great. For fans/followers of Sylvia Browne, it's wonderful to get new insight into her psychic family, but also to get to know Chris, who is also very gifted. The style is very stream of consciousness (which Chris warns the reader on P.1), but I think a little organization in the editing process would have made the book easier to read. It really does jump around a lot.

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Summary: Excellent Book
Review: This book is great! Short and to the point, I read it in one sitting. Chris offers deep insight as to what it has been like growing up with a World-Fameous psychic mother. He also discusses what it was like learning to deal with and to cope with his own psychic gifts. After reading this book, I have a better insight into the private life of Sylvia, Chris and Angelia (Chris' psychic daughter).

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Summary: MY LIFE WITH SYLVIA BROWNE
Review: When I read a few negative reviews I was hesitant to purchase this book. I adore Sylvia but more to the point ....I feel she is a gift from God and this is what prompted me to purchase the book. I was quite enchanted with the light-hearted way the book was written. I am so intrigued with this family and Chris presented a beautiful picture of different characters. His story-telling wit was quite apparent with every page. The book made me laugh and also gave me a sense of the magnitude of their mission. I was disappointed when the last page was read. This book gave me an opportunity to explore Chris's views and I feel he would make any mother's heart leap for joy to have him as a son. This book truly touched my heart.

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Summary: Excellent first time author
Review: Written in a stream-of-consciousness conversation manner, Chris Dufresne communicates both his love for his lifestyle and more importantly for his wonderful mother. Surely, every mother would enjoy a book written by their own child praising them for their job well done, but Sylvia Browne is surely a cut above the rest. This fine book describes many candid family stories as well as a few tidbits of philosophy from the viewpoint of a psychic. Writing very much like his mother writes, Dufresne provides a well appreciated look into the life of a boy growing up with an "extra"-ordinary family. A wonderful fresh start for this fine new author, and hopefully, not his last! Well done Mr. Dufresne!