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I had a ball : my friendship with Lucille Ball by Michael Z. Stern is a book available to read on EtoBox.
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“Knowing how much Mom liked Michael Stern, I knew his book would be honest—and it is. I HAD A BALL is full of stories no one but Michael would know. His friendship with Mom is evident on every page. A good read. Thank you Michael.” —DESI ARNAZ JR . “Michael’s memories are my memories, only clearer . What a talent for details! It was very moving for me to relive so much of our lives through Michael’s eyes. Very entertaining. Charming. And, more importantly, true . As Mom wrote on one of her photos to him, ‘Happy Thoughts.’” —LUCIE ARNAZ In 1971, ten-year-old Michael Stern thought he had died and gone to heaven as he watched a filming of Here’s Lucy . He was enthralled with a redhead gifted with beauty, stage presence, and the ability to make others laugh. Over the next few years, he would attend several more filmings, meet Lucy, and eventually become (in Lucy’s own words) her “number-one fan.” In his memoir, Michael Stern offers a refreshing glimpse into the life of a natural comedienne and actress as he provides a fascinating narrative on what it was like to become first a fan and then a friend with one of the biggest television personalities of all time. Known to fans simply
- Author
- Michael Z. Stern
- Publisher
- iUniverse, Incorporated
- Published
- 2011
- Language
- EN
- ISBN
- 9781450287296
- Subjects
- Literary Fiction, Humanities
- Rating
- 4.06 / 5 (51 ratings)
- Updated
- 2026-03-14
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