Felicia Day writes about her rocky road from her chaotic, homeschooled upbringing to becoming an actress and "contextually famous" internet personality in You Are Never Weird On The Internet (Almost).
Day's book is bright and funny, but there are darker undertones to her writing, especially when she talks about her towering insecurities and crippling self-doubt. But those struggling in trying to make it in the performing arts in any fashion will find a lot of takeaways in her story.
I listened to this on audiobook, and that might be the best way to hear her story, as her delivery really helps engage the reader.
I borrowed this from the Morrisson-Reeves Public Library in Richmond, Indiana.
Day's book is bright and funny, but there are darker undertones to her writing, especially when she talks about her towering insecurities and crippling self-doubt. But those struggling in trying to make it in the performing arts in any fashion will find a lot of takeaways in her story.
I listened to this on audiobook, and that might be the best way to hear her story, as her delivery really helps engage the reader.
I borrowed this from the Morrisson-Reeves Public Library in Richmond, Indiana.
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