Walls talks of hope at Women Helping Women lunch

Jeanette Walls rose from extreme poverty to write the best seller "The Glass Castle", a memoir of her childhood. She uses stories from her youth to inspire other women to do the same, like at Monday's "Women Helping Women" lunch. KXLY4's Kalae Chock reports.

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[FanMynutz]

The Glass Castle was excellent.

[Each21]

She grew up in West Virginia, not Virginia. Sloppy work!!

[TwilightObsessed1200]

Amazing book. It is soooo hard to believe it was true, like how someone could live like that. But amazing book none the less.

[bagladyNo1]

Perhaps she preferred to Virginia, rather that West Virginia for a number of reasons. A powerful story, nevertheless.

[WildCityWoman]

I'm reading it now - can't put it down.

[doucettejm03]

great book. Amazing story!!! i kinda was sad when it all worked out because i loved reding how they all helped eachother out. but then again i love happy endings!!

[sparkleshine121]

yeah how do you know this.

this book was fantastic

ans wasnt made up

[smellslikechildren1]

And you know this how?

[wpxcrunner]

GREAT BOOK!!!!!!!!

[Alfrunk]

Horrible book. Most of it was made up or exaggerated. Just another "Million little pieces".