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I'm Glad My Mom Died by Jennette McCurdy

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elizherlihy's review

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4.25


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bekang's review against another edition

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4.0

The book captures the abhorrence of eating disorders, self-image, and the perplexities of having a relationship with a narcissistic parent intensively with its descriptions, as well as the inevitabilities of momentary digression in the journey of healing from it all. Additionally, Jennette gave great insight into the vulnerabilities child stars/actors face in Hollywood. However, I felt a slight dissatisfaction with the writing style; it was not as palatable as I would prefer. In certain instances, I thought there could have been a better choice of words. Still, this minor issue does not overshadow the book's content as it was an interesting read. 
 

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katierosecrane's review against another edition

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5.0

Jennette is a beautiful writer and does an amazing job telling her story. She writes it with multiple layers of funny, dark and raw. 
The chapters are short so the reading goes by quick. 

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4.5


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natalie75's review against another edition

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5.0


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cara_anne's review against another edition

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5.0

This is the best memoir I’ve read in a long time. Jennette McCurdy shows her depth of character and her writing acumen as she guides readers through a series of vignettes that all make up the bigger picture of a life stolen and reclaimed. Mostly heartbreaking but also raucously funny, this is maybe the most transparent window we have into the realm of child stardom - and McCurdy never once shies away from anything short of brutal honesty. Recommending this to literally everyone I know! 

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kkulhannie's review

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5.0


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