I'm Glad My Mom Died

“The audiobook is sharp, swift, and inciting. Jeannette McCurdy’s narration provides a solid companion for a day of household chores. Highly recommend the audio for your next road trip—or any other time you can devote 6 hours straight to a book.”

“What more can I say about this book that hasn't been said? I am not always so into celebrity memoirs, but figured it was time to see what this was about. This book had me wondering, "when does this girl catch a break?" but also says so much about how complex family relationships can be. Jeannette is an impressive writer, and this book will get you thinking, "if she can do all that, maybe I can face a tiny thing that is hard for me, too."”

“The title is though, but don’t let that stop you. Possibly my favorite memoir, and an excellent audiobook listen. It’s funny and sad and a well observed life of a child star.”

“Not just beautifully written, this memoir tells a very honest experience of how we tend to cope with emotionally unavailable environments as children. One of my favorite parts was how Jennette describes her eating disorder recovery as constant slips that quickly spiral into shame. Shame quickly leads to what her therapist described as "slides", stifling our progress. I try to focus on compassion when slips happen because they're inevitable and shame has rarely been successful in keeping me on track towards my goals. Progress is never linear.”

“I read this illegally online”