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I'm Glad My Mom Died

Jennette McCurdy's debut book, I'm Glad My Mom Died, is a memoir about former American actress and singer Jennette McCurdy's career as a child actress and her tough relationship with her abusive mother, who died in 2013. You won't believe the comedy in this tragedy until you see it for yourself. "It felt like a way," McCurdy says. This painful and hilarious memoir is available at White Rain Book House.

McCurdy worked as a professional actor from the age of six till he announced his retirement from the industry in 2017. He also signed with Capitol Records Nashville from 2009 to 2012, and his self-titled debut studio album was released in 2012. Previously, for example, The Wall Street Journal He had previously published pieces and quickly began writing personal writings. At the time, he emailed some of the pieces to his boss, who pushed him to create a book on his experiences. Instead of publishing a book,

McCurdy devised I'm Glad My Mom Died, a one-man performance that he performed in Los Angeles and New York.Due to the COVID-19 outbreak, plans to tour the play in additional cities were abandoned, and she chose to publish her material in a book. Jennette McCurdy was just six years old when she had her first acting tryout. Jennette's mother's desire was for her only daughter to become a celebrity, and she would go to any length to make her mother happy.So she followed what her mother dubbed "calorie restriction" by eating little and weighing herself five times a day. Mom stated, "Okay, your lashes aren't visible. Do you believe Dakota Fanning did not color hers?" Her mother even showered her with gifts as she shared her journals, emails, and all of her earnings until she was sixteen. Jennette describes all of this without blinking in Glad My Mother Died.

Jennette endured a succession of disastrous relationships plagued with anxiety, embarrassment, and self-loathing that led to eating disorders, addiction, and eating disorders, despite her mother's ecstasy, emailing fanclub moderators, and being on a first-name basis with the paparazzi ("Hello Gale!"). McCurdy's memoir, Glad My Mother's Dead, which was published on August 9, begins with a deathbed confession: The actress bends over her comatose mother and describes what she expected to happen in order to urge her to wake up and rejoin life. Enough exciting news to get the job done: ""I'm very skinny right now, Mom," she says. I've finally gotten down to 89 pounds."These issues are worsened when her mother dies of cancer shortly after she stars in the iCarly spin-off Sam & Cat alongside Ariana Grande. Jennette finally begins to heal after discovering therapy and stopping performing, and for the first time in her life determines what she truly desires.

We are confronted with an unusual Iranian book that will make you realize that life is not always as bright as it appears from the outside; it is not like any passionate child's dream. That girl, who we met as Carly's rebellious best friend Sam Puckett on Nickelodeon's iCarly in 2007, teaches you more than you think, so make sure to keep an eye on the White Rain Book House trends so you don't miss out on this memoir.