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A review by azulization
The Princess Diarist by Carrie Fisher
2.0
The Princess Diarist is the first (auto)biography I've ever read and I wasn't disappointed. I've been eyeing the book since the unfortunate passing of the beloved Carrie Fisher as I did not know too much about the actress behind the famous intergalactic princess.
The contents of her autobiography made her feel absolutely and utterly human, so much of it easily relatable in this confusing time in my own life where things much bigger than me are constantly happening and I am finding myself swept up in the middle of it.
I must say, though, that I didn't love it either. From a reader's standpoint, so much of it left me bored and with a feeling of obligation to finish, while others truly did pique my interest and keep me reading until early hours of the morning.
The contents of her autobiography made her feel absolutely and utterly human, so much of it easily relatable in this confusing time in my own life where things much bigger than me are constantly happening and I am finding myself swept up in the middle of it.
I must say, though, that I didn't love it either. From a reader's standpoint, so much of it left me bored and with a feeling of obligation to finish, while others truly did pique my interest and keep me reading until early hours of the morning.