Crazy Salad and Scribble Scribble: Some Things About Women and Notes on Media Free Audiobook Download by Nora Ephron

George Lazenby (Guy Pearce) is a struggling actor, and Sarah Marshall (Rebecca Hall), the daughter of a screenwriter, is the only person who has ever believed in him. As their relationship develops, George's career takes off and his father dies; however, Sarah decides to leave him just before he becomes famous.

It seems like for as many times as there is a woman's voice present in the media, there are fewer and fewer concrete ways to know what their voice really means. In this audiobook, Nora Ephron gives women the opportunity to speak on their own terms. These essays and interviews explain how it feels to be a woman in today's society and how they want the world to see them.

Crazy Salad and Scribble Scribble is a collection of essays written by Nora Ephron, a journalist and screenwriter. The book is filled with her observations about women and the media, which she began writing in 1989.

In this audiobook, Nora Ephron talks about being a woman in the world of journalism and how her career has evolved. She addresses many topics including women's liberation, feminism and also talks about how she balances work, family and friendships.

Nora Ephron was a Pulitzer Prize-winning author and screenwriter whose work in these areas has been noted for its wit, intelligence, self-deprecating humor, and objectivity. She died on July 22, 2012 at the age of 71 from complications from leukemia.

Crazy Salad and Scribble Scribble: Some Things About Women and Notes on Media was a short, funny story about two types of people in a garden. Nora Ephron's main character is a young woman who had spent the day fussing over her newly-purchased plant. She is wearing "crisp white blouse," and her face is glowing from the sun. Meanwhile, Crazy Salad has been digging through the dirt and planting seeds for weeks, "unable to care about any of it." This audiobook download not only includes an MP3 file but also a text transcript of the novel that would be particularly useful for those who are not proficient in reading English.