I am Glad My Mom Died by Jennette McCurdy's | Entire Audiobook
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Published 2023-10-30
Jennette's journey is no ordinary tale—it's a stark reflection of growing up under the shadow of her mother's addiction, the weight of the entertainment industry on young shoulders, and the complex emotions that flood in after a parent's death. With every word in this audiobook, you’ll hear her voice oscillate between the depths of sorrow and the peaks of revelation.
While the title may startle, it is an honest encapsulation of the relief and guilt that intertwines with the grief experienced by those left behind. This memoir isn't just about the darkness of mourning; it's a story that lights up with Jennette's resilience, showcasing her ability to find humor and healing in the chaos of life.
Throughout the audiobook, Jennette doesn't shy away from the gritty truths. Instead, she faces them with humor and a vulnerability that is bound to resonate with listeners. The stories are a mix of poignant reflections and candid confessions, providing an insider’s perspective on the complexities of family life, the long-reaching shadows of addiction, and the personal quest for peace and self-acceptance.
Whether you’re familiar with McCurdy’s work or are hearing her story for the first time, this audiobook promises an experience of profound empathy and connection. It's a true testament to the human spirit's ability to not only endure but also to grow and transform through adversity. So, press play and prepare to be moved by the honest and transformative journey of Jennette McCurdy in "I'm Glad My Mom Died."
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All Comments (21)
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Instead of accepting a payout, Jennette decides to write a book exposing Dan Schneider. You go girl! ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
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people with good moms would never think what bad moms are capable of until they know the son/daughter of one
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People who didn’t grow up with parental abused can’t even begin to understand the lasting pain it leaves in your heart
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When the grandfather told Jennette that I wished you got to enjoy being a kid instead of worrying about paying the bills and then hugs her, I almost cried 😢
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I can’t imagine being 16 and forced to have my mother wash me and shower with my brother. That chapter was horrific. No one helped her.
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The P.S at the end of the letter from her mom that denounced her as her child , then asking for money for a new fridge infuriated me .
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Hearing it here free. But I'm definitely gonna purchase to support. This is her calling. I hope she continues to write. I look forward to it
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I love that this has no ads.
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The random voice switch up by the AI is really funny
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Ariana saying she’ll quit if Jennette directed is literally her whole vibe. I’d watch anything Jennette directed.
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The way mom treats dad makes me see red too can you imagine that man’s depression?
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This is so well written. I could imagine everything. I wish this was made into a movie!
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It saddens me how much I relate when it comes to her and her mother’s relationship. Walking on egg shells around a broken woman who thinks she’s doing it all correctly to the point you have to learn their facial expressions to avoid triggering a freak out while they try to live their childhood they didn’t get through you and god forbid you want your own life. I’m 25 now and I still am walking on those shells with my mother.
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I would highly recommend listening to the Audio book version done by Jennette herself. The inflections in her voice are so impactful and it all comes off so genuine.
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The ED talk is so strong. It’s weird how we all recognize each other and the voice is very similar for all of us. Life is so weird
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“I feel similar around the creator as I do around mom, on edge.” wow poor Jennette😢.
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1:17:38 "He spelled my name wrong on the envelope..." God, that is really sad.. I legit almost teared up..
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I wish I could have shared my mom and dad with all the hurt children out there. They were divorced but amazing parents, ever loving, never judgmental, no pressure, just encouragment and endless acceptance. I love them and will treat my children just the same <3 my heart breaks for all the kids who didn't feel that safety
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I haven’t talked to my mother for 8 years I was tired of being what she wanted me to be. Tired of the emotional and mental abuse. The lies Everything I am so much happier without her in my life
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Hearing Jennette talk about her relationship with food is uncomfortably relatable. I was never bulimic, but I remember the dread and fear and horror at even the sight of food. Food I want, food I don't want, food I'm allowed, food I'm not allowed... God, and the high of starving myself for days, the sense of twisted accomplishment and pride mixed with contradictory failure and shame! I love this book, I really do.
