I thoroughly enjoyed this book. I lament that she felt that she had to focus on modern art rather than all of the arts that interested her. The linear time line is a bit difficult to follow as she finished up all of her relationship with Pollock in one go and then continuing with her story. The only bad thing I have to say about the book is that there weren't any pictures. There were pictures of her and her friends, but, for a book so focused on art and artworks, there were no pictures of her favorite artworks. Often she would only mention the artist and give a description of the piece, but not the piece's title making it impossible to look up. ( )