Natasha N. Reed

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Helpful votes received on reviews: 100% (2 of 2)
Location: New York, NY USA
Birthday: Aug 20
In My Own Words:
Amazon.com questions:
Where do you live? - New York City
What you do for work? - Lawyer; Film Producer
What's your all-time favorite movie or book? - Movie: 'Nights of Cabiria' by Federico Fellini. I also love 'Age of Innocence by Martin Scorsese.' Book: 'Invisible Man' by Ralph Ellison
What's your all-time favorite love song? - That's hard, but I'd have to say 'In Your Eyes' by Peter Gabriel. T… Read more

Interests
Interests: tennis, screenwriting, cooking, gardening, reading, film noir Favorite Restaurants: Il Bagatto (NYC), Il Mulino (NYC), Asia de Cuba (NYC), Bouley (NYC), and Chinois on Main (LA).
 

Reviews

Top Reviewer Ranking: 148,431 - Total Helpful Votes: 2 of 2
Songs in the Key of Life ~ Stevie Wonder
Songs in the Key of Life ~ Stevie Wonder
I can't really say much more about Songs In The Key Of Life that has not already been said. If I were on a deserted island and could only have 3 things, they would be (1) the love of my life, (2) food and (3) Songs In the Key Of Life. I guess I'd also need a CD player too.

This is, hands down the best music ever created in the HISTORY of music. Thanks Stevie!

The Lake House Cookbook by Trudie Styler
The Lake House Cookbook by Trudie Styler
I was so captivated by this house, the farm and the recipes. One can only imagine what it is like to live in such a beautiful place along side a lake, with your own vegetable garden and animal farm. This is my dream life! What a lucky woman. And it doesn't hurt that she's married to a rich sexy rock star that can write songs about their perfect life, play the guitar and sing to her. Ok, I'm officially a wee-bit jealous!
The Drama Of the Gifted Child: The Search for the &hellip by Alice Miller
I read this book for the first time when I was a first-year in college back in 91'. This book resonated back then and I just fished it out of my childhood closest accidentally after visiting my mom last week. I was compelled to read it again, particularly because I remembered how the book affected me more than ten years ago. I also just read the updated book, and it is just as good as the original. It is really a must read for individuals who grew up with the pressure to succeed, whether self-inflicted or pressure from their parents. It's also important for parents to read this book. I gave my parents a copy more than 10 years ago and I look forward to reading it when I have children.