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Troublemaker: Surviving Hollywood and Scientology
by Leah Remini
As soon as I saw this book for sale, I wanted it. I got it for Christmas and started on it while I was cooking Christmas dinner. I was actually anxious to get my family stuff over so I could get back to reading it. I took it with me outside each cigarette break, snuck reading it while pretending to listen to other people talk. It was that good.
I didn't want to put it down. Leah Remini is honest, real and I loved the way the book was written, with her own words, cuss words and ALL! It made me hear her voice, feel her pain and understand how difficult it was to leave the religion she'd based her life around for over thirty years.
For her to speak out, especially against people who are known for retaliation, shows how brave she is. She didn't have to do this. She could have let it all fall to the wayside, but in this book is not only her experience, but a warning to those who are thinking of joining.
I admit to never liking Tom Cruise. Never, but now, he sickens me.
Leah, bravo to the book! I truly hope it makes you all the money you forked over to them and much, much more!
I didn't want to put it down. Leah Remini is honest, real and I loved the way the book was written, with her own words, cuss words and ALL! It made me hear her voice, feel her pain and understand how difficult it was to leave the religion she'd based her life around for over thirty years.
For her to speak out, especially against people who are known for retaliation, shows how brave she is. She didn't have to do this. She could have let it all fall to the wayside, but in this book is not only her experience, but a warning to those who are thinking of joining.
I admit to never liking Tom Cruise. Never, but now, he sickens me.
Leah, bravo to the book! I truly hope it makes you all the money you forked over to them and much, much more!