pickA raw and harrowing glimpse into the life of one of Hollywood‘s most beloved actresses. She alludes to being molested by her stepfather, who also subjected her to relentless emotional abuse throughout her childhood and early adulthood. It‘s clear this trauma shaped her struggles with men and relationships. Not an easy read—especially hearing her narrate her own story—but a powerful one. Book #61 in 2025
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I must say this was a pretty good book, makes you think, then surprise it's not who you thought it was
pickI've been reading this book for 2 years. It didn't need to take me 2 years, but i think I started it at a time when I really needed it and it drew me back in those moments when it would do me the most good. #61-2024
pickThis is a wonderful first novel by a local-to-me author and I'd highly recommend for anyone who likes a little mystery with their Christmas. #61-2023
pickIssues #61-66 are compiled into Volume 11 of this ongoing, never disappointing, speculative fiction graphic novel series. Alana is trying to stay under the radar in order to keep her kids safe, while Petrichor is bent on revenge. Can love conquer hate? That‘s the question in this volume‘s narrative arc, as well as in the entire series. #LGBTQ #comics
so-soThis presents as a fun, if not a little crazy, read with a kinda spooky vibe, but Chapter 11 drops a big bomb that brings some much needed depth to this book. It didn‘t last long and went back to crazy, but it was very cheeky and decent UNTIL IT JUST ENDS. Boom, ends in the middle of a big story line. UGGGGH. I might not read the next in the series OUT OF SPITE. Book #61 in 2023
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