Summarizes the plot of the long-running soap opera, profiles families, love affairs, and villains, provides a behind-the-scenes look at the production and cast, and lists prizes and cast members
Review Next to Guiding Light, As The World Turns (ATWT) was my favorite soap opera in the 90's and early 2000's. I stopped watching ATWT around 2007, as I couldn't keep up with 4 of them... and focused only on GL.
But ATWT was a great show, and when Julie Poll published this scrapbook, I had to have it! It chronicled so much of the past in the 1950s thru the 1980s when I wasn't really alive to watch it. I read a lot in magazines and on the internet, but having a whole book dedicated to it was amazing.
If you're a fan of the show, it's a great way to stay connected, and even learn new things. If you're not, but you love family drama and genealogy, it's also a cool way to study as much as possible. And then maybe you can watch old episodes on Youtube.
It can easily be read all in one setting -- lots of great pictures. But you can also read section by section over a few weeks or months, stretching out the fun.
And I would love to try a telenovela after all this!
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This was a great book if you like the history behind As The World Turns. Reading it reminded of plots and characters I had forgotten. It made me miss this soap even more than I did before I read it.