What is there in the book named "just kids Patti smith"?

Just Kids is a book written by a famous author, Patti Smith, narrates the childhood of the author. Just kids Patti smith explains the imaginative life led by the author. The book also focuses on the days when the author was immersed in artistic pursuits in New York. The author arrives in the city of New York without a penny and later enters a room. In the room, a boy named Robert Mapplethorpe is sleeping. When Smith, the patron of the arts, meets Mapplethorpe, they can collectively promote their artistry skills and confront the media, showcasing their skills in photography and music. However, they later split up and pursued different career paths. But they are unified at an exhibition organized by Robert Miller Gallery. Although the two artists share emotional feelings, Mapplethorpe is later diagnosed with fatal AIDS. About the book just kids by Patti smith: So, Smith is duly expressing her grief towards the death of Mapplethorpe in the first phase of her story. In the story, she also explains the journey of Mapplethorpe, who acutely underwent physical and emotional agony due to the deadly disease of AIDS and passed away. The author has described her story in two hundred pages and it is expressed in a picturesque form, like a fairytale. Her story does not seem to be tragic. So, when she is describing life with Mapplethorpe, she also describes the artistic culture of the sixties in New York. The author has written so artistically that a reader can experience bliss and feel as if they are drinking a sip of hot coffee and eating plain toast while turning the pages of the old French Symbolist poetry. If you liked her first novel, then obviously you will love her second novel, M Train, too. Just kids Patti smith book has beautifully narrated the story; the words are captivating and the sentences are well-formulated. The book is absorbingly interesting and does not experience grief reading the book. Grace Jones is another interesting character apart from Patti Smith, the author of Just Kid. She has described the blue lakes of Jamaica and the oysters that can be shucked during the nighttime in Paris. She was an upcoming model in the 1970s in New York. Jones and Smith both lived in the same city. While Smith was aiming to be a famous bohemian artist and a rocker, Jones was keen on dancing on the disco ball in Studio 54. But both artists are equally appreciated.