The Woman in Me By Britney Spears
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Vulnerability and the dealings with American men
This book captures so much in so many ways. If you’re a beautiful girl in America, you can relate. Britney speaks about her life and never once talks down about others. I no long listen to Justin. When people are going through a mental health crisis, look at those around them. They are usually the cause. Thanks for the wonderful book.
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Amazing
Finally her story at her terms so good to hear
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Britney rose to fame, then endured its downside
The Woman In Me presents a raw, emotional, and at times hopeful picture of Britney Spears. Often viewed as a wild child who got lucky finding fame, she is actually immensely talented, driven, and haunted by emotional turmoil. The early part of the book covers her childhood and teen years in Louisiana. Her family life was a bit stormy, but Britney found escape in singing and performing. By her late teens, Britney had skyrocketed to fame and fortune. But was she and her family prepared to handle it? Unfortunately, no. The latter part of the book focuses on her marriage to Kevin Federline, having two children within just 12 months, and the disastrous end to her brief marriage. That led to the traumatic conservatorship she was put under, where her every move was watched and controlled by her father. The book's writing is a bit all-over-the-place. She sometimes zigzags between discussing her latest concert tour, then her romantic life, then how she felt let-down or betrayed. While there are periods of calm and sense of accomplishment for Britney, they never lasted long. Perhaps now, since the music had died down, she will find a sense of peace and satisfaction with her life.
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Finding Strength during Bad Times
Wow. I feel like this book was part of Britney Spears' re-birth and cleansing. I am not now, nor have I ever been a super-fan of Britney Spears, the artist. I mean, I like some of her main stream music; but, I never would be one to go out of my way to find a Britney song; although her duet with Sir Elton is a great one. That said, as a person, I always thought what her father was doing/did to her was a miscarriage of justice. I never realized that the conservatorship had lasted 13 years; OMG to be under someone's thumb and be scrutinized 24/7 for that long would have had most people going insane and proving that the conservatorship was warranted. This woman found faith and strength to just keep moving forward and finally reclaiming her life. Way to go! Truly a very good book, and as a woman, you can feel all the injustices and double standards that she was bombarded with. I am glad that her fans, her music and her faith all were able to bring her to a good place.
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Very fitting title for a book 📖 👌
Loaned from a friend
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The woman in me
Best book I have read this year. I grew up listening to her so this really hit different to hear her life from her.
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Wow!
Not sure I would have survived such an ordeal. I pray for continued healing and blessings. I appreciate the strength, the soul searching, and the truth behind this nightmare. Thank you for sharing it with us all.
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Don't Misjudge Her
Do I recommend this book? Very much so! Reading such memoirs reminded me how we often don’t have all the puzzle pieces of a person and, thus, we often misjudge them. I am hoping that such reminders will allow the reader a humbling experience. Also, I see how The Woman In Me became number one for biographies at GoodReads for the year 2023. If I had read it in 2023, I would have also voted for it!
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