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Amy Hollingsworth's memoir is smoothly written with sweet sentiment, but actually sheds limited light on the life of Fred Rogers. It reads like a eulogy in some aspects and reflects more of the author's experiences and opinions than biographical information about Mr. Rogers. The author mostly homiligizes on a few of his famous sayings and pieces of his correspondence to her. About midpoint, the book seemed repetitive and drags to the finish. If you have never read anything about Fred Rogers, this might be a fine starting point; as for myself, I will have to keep looking for a true biography.