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A review by kschilke
Love, Pamela by Pamela Anderson
3.0
I haven’t watched the Netflix documentary yet, but this was a quick listen on audiobook (less than 6 hrs).
I’ve never really followed Pamela too much, but I grew up in the 90s when her fame was rising.
This memoir reveals so many layers to her I never knew before. From a traumatic childhood and teen years, abuse, and more. To her love of poetry and activism work.
I only wish it was fleshed out even more, going a bit more in depth with some of her later years and relationships. I feel like the last decade or two of her life was glossed over and more could’ve been explored there.
3.5
I’ve never really followed Pamela too much, but I grew up in the 90s when her fame was rising.
This memoir reveals so many layers to her I never knew before. From a traumatic childhood and teen years, abuse, and more. To her love of poetry and activism work.
I only wish it was fleshed out even more, going a bit more in depth with some of her later years and relationships. I feel like the last decade or two of her life was glossed over and more could’ve been explored there.
3.5