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sunflorable's review against another edition
4.5
I didn't like the audio book narrator, though. She had a very monotone voice and her narration was difficult for me to listen to.
Graphic: Alcohol, Mental illness, Pregnancy, Sexism, Domestic abuse, Alcoholism, Medical trauma, Eating disorder, Fatphobia, Forced institutionalization, Suicidal thoughts, Confinement, Cursing, Drug use, Addiction, Body shaming, Bullying, Emotional abuse, Gaslighting, Miscarriage, and Toxic relationship
hayleyw's review against another edition
4.0
Moderate: Mental illness, Miscarriage, Toxic relationship, Addiction, Infidelity, Death of parent, Forced institutionalization, Emotional abuse, Panic attacks/disorders, Child abuse, Confinement, Bullying, Alcohol, Alcoholism, and Body shaming
Minor: Medical trauma, Cursing, Death of parent, and Infertility
mandocal's review against another edition
4.0
Moderate: Cursing, Forced institutionalization, Toxic relationship, Confinement, Pregnancy, Abortion, Emotional abuse, Adult/minor relationship, and Miscarriage
thevanessa's review against another edition
4.75
Graphic: Body shaming, Mental illness, Bullying, Abortion, Emotional abuse, and Forced institutionalization
Moderate: Miscarriage, Death, Blood, Infidelity, Alcohol, Cursing, and Drug abuse
babsi_222's review against another edition
5.0
Graphic: Cursing, Hate crime, Abandonment, Body shaming, Forced institutionalization, Gaslighting, Sexism, Dysphoria, Grief, Misogyny, Emotional abuse, Domestic abuse, Sexual harassment, Torture, Addiction, Child abuse, Abortion, Bullying, and Pregnancy
Minor: Miscarriage, Alcohol, Suicidal thoughts, Death, and Addiction
brittanyhoffman11's review against another edition
2.5
Graphic: Alcohol, Confinement, Cursing, Mental illness, Forced institutionalization, Infidelity, Emotional abuse, Drug use, Addiction, and Alcoholism
Moderate: Pregnancy, Sexual content, and Toxic relationship
Minor: Miscarriage
housedesignerking's review against another edition
5.0
I'm not a celebrity worshipper (they're just humans like us), but I've followed her career--for the most part--since I was 11. I had posters of her on my bedroom walls and listened to her CDs often growing up. Almost everyone paid attention through 2007 and knew stuff about her conservatorship. When I heard her legal statement not too many summers ago, I "joined" the Free Britney movement, not going to any rallies as I don't live where any were held, but being supportive and rooting for her just the same. Then, of course, she was freed November '21 and subsequently announced she was writing a book.
When she finally released it, no freaking store I live near were selling it. So stupid! It took till 2 freaking months to get it, but at least I got to enjoy that feeling of snagging the very last copy in the store in which I FREAKING FINALLY bought it.
Having to wait 2 months to read the blessed thing, I kept trying to avoid news articles with spoilers. Unfortunately, I saw most of the article titles, but it was still worth the wait.
She was candid and honest, though she didn't speak on everything I thought she might. There's nothing about lipsync allegations, nothing about what is her best song IMO {"Someday (I Will Understand)"}, or even some of the so-called spoilers I saw in those article titles. Some of the claims I stumbled across are actually not found anywhere in 275 pages. For example, not once in 275 pages did she say, "he blanked my brains out." There was also an article I read that claimed Timberlake used his attorneys to get stuff about him out of this book, but I've never seen any proof of that and what's in here about him is pretty revealing, so I don't really see any reason to believe that he succeeded in editinf her book.
I enjoy autobios that feel less narrative and more like you're having a one-on-one convo with the writer and that's how it seems she wrote this. I read it within 2 calendar days and it's definitely a bit shocking even when you factor out the spoilers I already knew about it. The moment where she sat in what became her father's office comes to mind. "I'm Britney Spears now" has befome the creepiest and most psychologically eerie thing I've ever read and I can only imagine what her experience was like firsthand. The sexist and disturbing comments she recalled about her body, even as a teenage girl, were sadly remembered well by me, though.
I'm gonna give it 5 stars.
Moderate: Abandonment, Gaslighting, Sexism, Mental illness, Toxic relationship, Abortion, Confinement, and Cursing
Minor: Sexual content, Death, and Grief
Includes details about conservatorship abuse.skellaaa's review against another edition
3.5
Fast read, the book is not super long. You will hate Justin Timberlake (if you didn’t already), as well as Kevin Federline.
Minor: Medical trauma, Abortion, Trafficking, Mental illness, Forced institutionalization, Emotional abuse, Infidelity, Cursing, and Addiction
annelihghh's review against another edition
4.25
Graphic: Abandonment and Bullying
Moderate: Cursing, Emotional abuse, Abortion, Toxic relationship, Fatphobia, Pregnancy, Alcohol, Blood, Sexism, Grief, Torture, Body shaming, Gaslighting, Confinement, and Forced institutionalization
Minor: Miscarriage, Pandemic/Epidemic, and Injury/Injury detail
amandamuchmoreparker's review against another edition
4.5
Graphic: Abortion, Bullying, Emotional abuse, Abandonment, Toxic relationship, Body shaming, Confinement, Cursing, Fatphobia, Gaslighting, Forced institutionalization, Grief, and Infidelity