Let's Talk About My Dream Book (it's Also A Highly Rated One)

Let's talk about my dream book (it's also a highly rated one)

I'm Glad My Mom Died by Jennette McCurdy

I have not read this yet, nor can I get a hold of it.

Through what I have heard, it can be a triggering book. Throughout the book there's depictions of eating disorders (Bulimia, Anorexia and Binge-eating), child abuse (physical, emotional, mental and sexual), exploitation, pedophilia, underage drinking, domestic violence, terminal illness (breast cancer) and death from terminal illness (breast cancer)

In all honesty, I think that Jennette has a type of writing style that can change a dark, saddening book to one that can make you smile or laugh. She has that effect on people. I've been a fan of her work for many years, whether it's writing, directing or acting.

I can get why Jennette has a dislike to Ariana, Dan and her mother (or even hatred to some). What I don't get is why some Ariana Grande fans have/ are hating/ hated on Jennette. Jennette was jealous but because of the fact that Ariana had a good upbringing and she could miss episodes for her music. She was also paid more than Jennette even though they have the same amount of screen time.

I can also get the fact that some people might be angry at Jennette's choice of quitting acting. She quit after her mom died, I don't have a specific explanation but it could be somewhere near that she felt free. I support her actions and speaking out about the abuse she's faced for many years.

Overall, I think that it's a great book (or will be) and I would recommend to anyone that likes icarly/ Sam and cat/ victorious or has a genuine interest in Jennette McCurdy.

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What if...

(A Series of Unfortunate Events)

What if Mr Poe brought the Baudelaires to Montgomery immediately and not listen to "Yessica Haircut".

Would Count Olaf still try to get to them or would they go unnoticed to him?

This might be a series also you can give me any through my "ask" or whatever it's called.

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Friends; @lilyisamazing2209, @iknewyouweretroubleee, @baddiewaddiesblog, @dobbyrat01 and @rosieforsure

My favourite movie genre is horror (slashers), l absolutely and whole-heartedly adore Scream, A Nightmare on Elm Street and Pet.

My other account is @lesbian-aura-36 I post my celebrity crushes on there, other -mainly inactive now- account is @mash2potatoes

Another account of mine (soon to have more posts) is @a-love-for-movies, the name speaks for itself.

Should I start Lunchtime Polls?

Kind of like Heathers

I just watched the Barbie movie and...

Spoilers under cut

I love America Ferrera and her characters, especially Amy from Superstore. She did an amazing job acting in Barbie and I do hope to see her in future movies (hints to Dumb Money) or series (like Ugly Betty). America Ferrera is iconic and always will be.

Margot Robbie did a tremendous job in movie, from the stunts (such as the many falls) to the really cool scene where she's being chased (I've always like action). She's definitely outdone herself and proven to be an excellent actress.

My favourite part has to be when Barbie's feet go flat, she shows it to the other Barbie's and they start gagging. Either that or when the Mattel CEO (played by the legendary and well known Will Ferrell) sees Midge and yelps in shocks and says 'I thought we discontinued her...'

My favourite character is probably Weird Barbie. I don't have much of an explanation and my vocabulary is running short because my mind has gone blank.

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I don't know what it's called whether it's an Easter egg or something but...

Spoilers for Drop Dead Gorgeous under cut

When Gladys is in prison after committing assault (I think there's another few crimes), she has her hair just like Rebecca (her daughter who died). This could mean she wants revenge, which she did try to do but it ended the opposite way and actually helped the person she was getting revenge on.

Her daughter's death:

The girl she wants revenge on (Amber Atkins portrayed by Kirsten Dunst):

Her daughter (Rebecca Leeman portrayed by Denise Richards):

Gladys (portrayed by Kirstie Alley):