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Open Book by Jessica Simpson

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I love a memoir, especially a celebrity one and Jessica Simpson’s was truly incredible. She was so genuine and raw throughout the book. I was shocked at how honest she was and how many names she dropped. I had no idea the struggles that Simpson faced as an artist and pop culture icon and  I loved how she described the ways her faith got her through her toughest times. I didn’t consider myself a huge fan of hers before reading this book but I absolutely do now. Anyone who is slightly curious about Jessica Simpson should definitely pick up this book.  

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I read the acknowledgements, thats how much I didn’t want this book to end. I did not grow up with Jessica, I never watched  Newlyweds. I am so crazy happy I read this book though. It was absolutely amazing to see a young girl who had been through more than you would expect come though to be in such a good place. Her journey is not over but the one shown in the book leaves inspiration and hope for anyone.

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First and foremost, the media owes Jessica Simpson an apology. Just as big of an apology as the one they owe Britney. Listening to Jessica talk about the shit the media put her through made me wanna scream and I just wanted to hold her.

Also I hate every man who has ever hurt this woman. Shame on you.

Anyway, Jessica expresses herself so beautifully throughout this memoir. She addresses the reader like a friend, which makes the listening experience more intimate. There is such an honest, vulnerable quality to her writing that put me on the verge of tears more than once. In fact, Jessica herself begins to cry during the reading of this book a few times, which made me openly weep. It felt good, though. It felt therapeutic. This is actually the first time I've ever heard someone sound so vulnerable reading their own memoir.

I just loved this so much as a longtime fan of her music and her personality. However, I think that anyone can take something from this book, even if by some chance you've never heard her name before. It is such a wonderful experience. Jessica Simpson defense squad member for life.

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She's lived an interesting life. It feels like sitting down to chat with your best friend. Very likeable person, you root for her the entire time while also being aware that she is a human being. 

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