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Mean Baby: A Memoir of Growing Up by Selma Blair

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kenxdoll's review

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4.5


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informative sad slow-paced

3.5


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4.0

I love Selma Blair. This was like sitting in a room chatting. 

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5.0


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4.0


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4.75


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3.75


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5.0

A beautiful and insightful read. I wouldn't consider myself a Selma Blair fan and have always been indifferent to her as a performer. This book is a worthwhile read for anyone who enjoys powerfully human memoirs. It completely stands on its own merits regardless of Blair's stardom. This book was so painful yet beautiful. There is a rather lyrical quality to Blair's writing that I adore. I loved her honesty, self reflection, and openness with the intense hurt of her life. This is very much a book about the struggles of addiction, illness (both phsyical and mental), and finding a sense of belonging/home in a world that can be really painful. Please do check trigger warnings for this one cause the author has been through some rough stuff. 

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