Finding Me
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What is the best part of this book?
Maurice
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May 12, 2023 09:48AM
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May 12, 2023 09:47AM
What part of this book do you all find the most fascinating? For me, it was the creepy, crazy guy that stood outside their home late at night.
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The entire "bad assness" of Viola Davis as a child and a woman. She went through a lot of crap, yet came out scarred AND stronger.
The entire book was great for me. From start to finish I couldn’t believe the live Viola lived.
Everything, the way she was determined to achieve her goals and fight through everything was amazing.
Two things
-the amount of time she spent on her childhood in the book (about 40%)
-I laughed out loud a lot to her audiobook; very good storyteller
-the amount of time she spent on her childhood in the book (about 40%)
-I laughed out loud a lot to her audiobook; very good storyteller
I loved the audio version of this book. Listening to her tell her story was next level good!
the ending, how she ties it all together with the simplicity of a bow: the feeling of the last one: holding your 8-year-old self and you both reassuring one another
I can’t believe no one at her school helped her clean up the pee on her chair. Rude!
Really though, I loved listening to the audiobook. I love her as an actress - her voice is fun to listen to. She is fierce. I never knew that so many actors are trying to deal with some trauma. That explains a lot about the theatre folks I’ve known….
I’m happy for Viola’s success. She deserves it all!
I’m happy for Viola’s success. She deserves it all!
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