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Nainen minussa by Britney Spears

10 reviews

honeybeewitched87's review against another edition

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2.25


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jdhauk's review against another edition

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4.25


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3.75

I’ve been a Britney fan since I was a child. It was easy to remember all the times she was referencing throughout the book. But, it was sad to realize how even though she was thriving to the outside world, she was hurting so much inside and being mistreated by so many adults and family members in her life. This was a good book. I would recommend it to all Britney fans. 

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4.0


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januaryghosts's review against another edition

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5.0

Beautifully written. Her story deserves to be out there. 

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devynreadsnovels's review against another edition

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5.0


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betag1013's review against another edition

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5.0


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thewordsdevourer's review against another edition

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dark emotional reflective sad medium-paced

3.5

to preface, it's always weird to rate memoir and autobiographies bc of how personal they are - esp one as disheartening as this one - so in no way is my rating a reflection of "enjoyment" of britney's story, but rather for the book overall.

brilliantly read by michelle williams, the woman in me reveals the story of a woman whose voice as a human is rarely heard, whose fame has always eclipsed her humanity as perceived by the world. here, britney tells the story of her childhood and family, path to worldwide fame, artistry amid immense personal struggles in the public eye, and subsequent abusive conservatorship at the hands of her own family.

imo some of the chapters are too short, this making the book's pace uneven, and some things are too vague, but i rly appreciate hearing britney's own POV on many things that have simply been assumed or spoken for her by others. it's disheartening but most of the memoir is sad and - in the last half or so - even enraging, not only for how her family fails her, but also the legal system and the larger sexist, misogynist world as a whole. britney's strength and tenacity are admirable and im happy that she's at least a free woman now. 

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