Mass with Mary: The Prison Years

by Mary Kay Letourneau, Christina Dress, Tama-Lisa Johnson

Mass With Mary is a candid depiction of what began on February 6th, 1998 when Mary Kay Letourneau arrived at the Washington Corrections Center for Women in Gig Harbor. Written by three inmates,... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1412037735
• ISBN13: 9781412037730
• Release Date: July 2006
• Publisher: Trafford Publishing
• Length: 245 Pages
• Weight: 0.65 lbs.

Customer Reviews

Just saw the author on CNN...

I'd read the book just three days ago and then tonight I saw Christina Dress on Anderson Cooper's show (CNN). GREAT WOMAN! I loved the book anyway, but seeing her talk and the the way she carries herself was really impressive. Cooper tried to fluster her but her fell short. He tried to down talk to her, but he couldn't. In fact, Copper was stumbling on HIS words! He was no match for this ex-con turned author and I thought it was great. NICE JOB!!! GREAT BOOK!!! I give Mass With Mary FIVE STARS and the author gets SIX!

MASS WITH MARY...AN ABSOLUTE MUST READ!

I had a long plane ride and never even knew we'd landed...this book had me so wrapped up! The prison stuff alone was interesting, then add Letourneau to the equation and I could hardly believe what I was reading! I just kept thinking 'if people only knew'...this book was outstanding. Five stars all the way!

EXCELLENT BOOK!

This book is uncensored and tells the real story...from PRISON! I had no idea it would be so good. I'll bet prison officials are having a heart attack. Good insight, great humor and an excellent book.

I never imagined!

I'm a book reader...and I'd like to think that I've read just about everything under the sun. This book was a shocker. I had no idea the kinds of things that go on inside a women's prison. I knew the Letourneau story was somewhat interesting, but I certainly had no idea that this book would cover so much ground! Very, very good. Everyone should read this book, and I'd recommend owning a copy. You won't just read it once.

So Good! Cover to Cover!

We've been beat to death with the Mary Kay Letourneau story, seeing the same information repeatedly. This book is refreshing and gives such a great voyeurism into life inside a woman's prison - for the author, Christina Dress and Mary Kay Letourneau. This is the only book I've seen written in years about Ms. Letourneau that is from someone on the "inside" and close to her. Really a good book - has great scenes that I could see as a movie!