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Hooked: A Memoir in Crafts by Sutton Foster

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Very nice.  A glimpse into the world of a Broadway star.  But that mega watt grin hides a rough childhood.  A good audiobook.

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5.0

Told through the art and crafts she’s made during the ups and downs throughout her life, she makes beautiful connections to each era and piece throughout.  I appreciated how frequently she would share an experience, and follow it up with her reflection or understanding of it now through therapy and the things she created. Quick read, if you’re crafty you’ll definitely relate.

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I adored this audiobook! 

I don't know much about Sutton Foster, or musical theater - I wouldn't even consider myself a fan of if, but I really loved hearing Sutton's story from her own perspective.

There was so much in this book about growing up and being the outcast, navigating difficult relationships with peers and family, understanding a religious upbringing, and finally understanding you're allowed to be proud and happy of yourself in the good moments. This audiobook was wonderful! I loved the ending where Sutton compared it to a patchwork quilt of all the various moments in her life she wanted to write down and remember. 

I would definitely recommend this to anyone, fans or otherwise. It's just a well written memior with a lot of heart. 

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3.25

I adore Sutton Foster, mainly for her work with Amy Sherman-Palladino (including Bunheads, so good!!) so when I learned she had a memoir, I was 100% in. This was such an interesting peek into Sutton's life and relationship with those around her, especially her mother. I enjoyed learning about the progression of her career, and how it coincided with the progression of her life. The book felt disjointed at times, especially the beginning, and after reading Cheryl Strayed's memoir, I couldn't help hoping for even more openness and honesty from Sutton (although, of course, that's selfish of me). All in all, I really enjoyed this listen, and highly recommend the audiobook!

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