Adela rogers st johns biography books

Adela Rogers St. Johns led a fascinating life and knew just about everyone who was someone! I would love to have had a date book like hers! What company she kept! From Amelia Earhart to Mother Cabrini, she met them all. This book, however, tends to ramble on various tangents and she doesn't stick to one subject. The whole thing is based on who St. Johns would like to invite to sit at her table at 'The Tavern at the End of the Road'. I plowed through the text and came away with many nuggets about such fascinating folks as Marie Dressler, Isadora Duncan, Margaret Mitchell and many, many more. As a journalist for the Hearst papers, St. Johns was known as 'Mother Confessor' and had many famous friends. For goodness sakes--how many people do you know who actually met a saint? I, for one, would love to sit at her table, but it did get me to thinking--who would I invite to sit at MY table at 'The Tavern at the End of the Road'? Well, for starters...