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American icon
Book • 1999
In 'American Icon', Pat Booth crafts a narrative around Kate Haywood, a character reminiscent of Martha Stewart, whose seemingly flawless life is marred by underlying complexities.
The book delves into themes of perfection, personal struggles, and the public persona versus private life, making it a character-driven exploration of contemporary American culture.
The book delves into themes of perfection, personal struggles, and the public persona versus private life, making it a character-driven exploration of contemporary American culture.
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Mentioned in 4 episodes
Mentioned by Cedric Chin as a book detailing how Alan Mulally transformed Ford using a weekly business review process.
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Data as an assembly line (w/ Cedric Chin)
