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Remember the Time: A True Intimate Look at Michael Jackson
REMEMBER THE TIME
...an intimate look inside the relationship between Michael Jackson and his real Billie Jean, Ms. Theresa J. Gonsalves, as she reveals what the others didn't!
Her letter writing brought them together, now read the details in her own words through letters to Michael in his afterlife as she shares her memories through their amazing relationship.
...an intimate look inside the relationship between Michael Jackson and his real Billie Jean, Ms. Theresa J. Gonsalves, as she reveals what the others didn't!
Her letter writing brought them together, now read the details in her own words through letters to Michael in his afterlife as she shares her memories through their amazing relationship.
80 pages, Hardcover
First published November 18, 2009
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Theresa J. Gonsalves
6 books4 followersTheresa J. Gonsalves was born in Boston, Massachusetts. She is a mother of two sons, Todd Ball Jr. and Mychal Oliver. Theresa has helped her son Todd publish his first novel Love Against Society and is finishing up her 2nd novel The Man In the Woods. "
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August 28, 2019
It was nice to hear about the behind the scenes (almost) about Michael Jackson. Getting someone else’s point of view on what type of person he was.
November 20, 2013
Finally this book in italian too!! Love it <3 Thank you Theresa and Emanuela Arezzi for italian translation! Need absolutly read this to discover Michael "the man"!
Amazing book really
Anna from Italy
Amazing book really
Anna from Italy
June 6, 2012
I needed a positive pick-me-up, as I found myself thinking of and missing the fact that Michael Jackson was no longer of this earth, so I decided to read this book after having it around for about 2 years. It was just the anecdote that I needed. Theresa Gonsalves took me back to a time of innocence when I truly enjoyed MJ and it was just sweet to read of how she wrote the letters, that they actually met and how Michael and his family welcomed her with open arms.
Ms. Gonsalves is writing the letters, reliving their time together, to a deceased Michael Jackson but using the same style that she did when she actually wrote her first letters to him. There are a few intimate details and I still don't know what I think about the author including them, but it was her experience and her story to tell. For the most part, the book is just a wonderful revelation of her and MJ basically being two shy, regular teenagers, despite the fact that Michael was already a star; though he hadn't reached super stardom yet. Even then, Michael was influential and he had ideas already brewing about preserving the earth, concerns about abused children etc. . . I enjoyed this short, inside look into Michael Jackson through her eyes.
Ms. Gonsalves is writing the letters, reliving their time together, to a deceased Michael Jackson but using the same style that she did when she actually wrote her first letters to him. There are a few intimate details and I still don't know what I think about the author including them, but it was her experience and her story to tell. For the most part, the book is just a wonderful revelation of her and MJ basically being two shy, regular teenagers, despite the fact that Michael was already a star; though he hadn't reached super stardom yet. Even then, Michael was influential and he had ideas already brewing about preserving the earth, concerns about abused children etc. . . I enjoyed this short, inside look into Michael Jackson through her eyes.
December 17, 2014
what a sad sorry life for such a talented performer. I've always believed being a celebrity would be a kind of hell on earth. this biography supports my belief. Well written and interesting. Rings true
May 1, 2014
goooooooooood
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