From the Heart

by June Carter Cash

In this autobiography, the country music star shares the painful lessons she has learned in a life filled with dizzying heights and abysmal depths

Genres: Biography, Music, Nonfiction

197 pages, Paperback

First published May 1, 1987

About the author

Valerie June Carter Cash was a singer, songwriter, actress and comedian and was a member of the Carter Family, and the second wife of singer Johnny Cash. She played the guitar, banjo, and autoharp.

Reviews

[Kaylee]

Such a strange, random collections of thoughts from June Carter Cash. It's a quick read that gives glimpses into her personal life, trials and successes. Some stories, especially the opening one, seem to be included for the shock value alone. But it intrigued me enough to finish it.

[Michelle Weller]

Its short - thankfully... Basically a book of stories and poetry. This was basically a klediments 2- but without a story line. Its ok. There's definitely some good stories and anecdotes... But overall, you aren't missing anything if you have not read it

[Barbara Clifford]

A very inspiring book. She went through so much and never gave up.

[Emily]

It jumped around time wise a bit which could be a little confusing but overall I thought it was sweet. I have a soft spot for Johnny & June tho, so maybe that's just me

[KellyWells]

great book - anecdotes on times and faith - not really a history - meant to show how God is faithful.

[Leah Irby]

True on stage and in book form, a great accompaniment to Cash (by Johnny Cash).

[Tim Armstrong]

I re-read this for a project I am working on. It's not that good. A random collection of stories, I found most of them kinda boring, but mercifully, the book was short.