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You Can't Buy a Halo

You Can't Buy a Halo
By Amber Gristak

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In my world, death closed seven doors. Then eloquently spun a web that gave birth to this project. You Can't Buy a Halo is an observational reflection on the hypocrisy of modern society. The idea was to simplify the reoccurring moral dilemmas of mankind. You Can't Buy a Halo is intended to relate to and connect with every person, while challenging media-made mediocrity.

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  • Amazon Sales Rank: #1851458 in Books
  • Published on: 2007-11-30
  • Released on: 2007-11-30
  • Binding: Digital
  • 80 pages

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About the Author
Amber Gristak is the visual portrait of the American Girl. She is blonde, spunky and outgoing as well as smart, savvy and witty. She was primarily raised in the popular Gulf Coast beach city of Bradenton, Florida, but her original hometown is Zanesville, Ohio. Gristak accomplished her first dream goal four short days after stepping into New York City. She landed her first major film role as a political supporter in the film “Maid in Manhattan.” Gristak continued acting while compiling the contents of her first book, O.F.O.N: String of Consciousness, which was released in Fall 2006. In June 2007, Gristak became a best-selling author with her short compilation EMOETRY. Readers connected with her open outlook and brave words of connective reflection. Gristak is best known for her ability to create simplicity from chaos.

Customer Reviews

You Can't Buy a Halo5
Amber shares her feelings in a painfully honest way that is incredibly vulnerable and is so true to life. Bravo Amber!!!!

Great Read- Confessional writer- Reminds me of Sylvia Plath5
It is refreshing to read the work of an author who has truly created her own style of expression. She definitely is a "confessional" writer to an extent.

Some of this piece reminds of something by Sylvia Plath.
I really enjoyed it.

Keep the creative juices flowing!

... I look forward to your work Ms. Gristak

True5
I love the way you put your thoughts on paper with pictures, lol and love the title though i bought a halo at the costume store, lol muah love the work cutie keep it up