Summary And Analysis of I'm Glad my Mom Died #686706

Best Memoir & Autobiography Winner(2022)
Jennette McCurdy's painful and amusing book recounts her challenges as a former child actor, including eating disorders, addiction, and a tangled relationship with her controlling mother, and how she retook control of her life.
This novel is a great read for far more than its honesty and personal narration on sensitive issues. There is humor, heart, reflection, a strong voice, and tactical storytelling alongside it. 

Most importantly, the book asks how we can reconcile with abuse and trauma at the hands of the people we love more than anything in the world and how we may come to cherish and resent those people simultaneously.

This memoir won’t leave me for a long time. I feel everyone can gain something from McCurdy’s journey, and I give this novel a 4.75 out of five stars. 

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