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A review by deshanejt
Happy People Are Annoying by Josh Peck
emotional
funny
hopeful
informative
inspiring
lighthearted
reflective
sad
medium-paced
4.5
I absolutely love learning how down-to-earth and relatable some celebrities are. To find out there are genuine people underneath the facade of Hollywood.
Josh's memoir was raw and brutally honest. He shared his experiences in candid detail, and I found his journey to find sobriety and happiness oddly relatable.
Mixing in dark and dry humor at times, with witty commentary. This felt very much like it came from the heart.
I remember growing up with Drake & Josh, and the Amanda Bynes show... They were role models, and reading about the most humbling of experiences and poor life choices Josh made throughout his life was a healthy reminder that we don't always have it altogether, and that's okay! We just can't stop trying.
Josh's memoir was raw and brutally honest. He shared his experiences in candid detail, and I found his journey to find sobriety and happiness oddly relatable.
Mixing in dark and dry humor at times, with witty commentary. This felt very much like it came from the heart.
I remember growing up with Drake & Josh, and the Amanda Bynes show... They were role models, and reading about the most humbling of experiences and poor life choices Josh made throughout his life was a healthy reminder that we don't always have it altogether, and that's okay! We just can't stop trying.
Content Warnings
Graphic: Abandonment, Addiction, Alcoholism, Body shaming, Fatphobia, Drug abuse, and Eating disorder
Minor: Death of parent and Panic attacks/disorders