Kerry Jackson

Eh

Revisado: 01-27-25

I had to turn the volume way up to try to hear Al speak when I was driving. Idk, theres a lot of content about his movies and acting. He talks about his childhood but maybe glosses over a lot about his adult personal life. There’s many more autobiographies I would recommend before this book.

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Great writing!

Revisado: 09-13-24

I really enjoined the way the book was written for the time period the story was in. It felt genuine and authentic to me.

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Why Keri allows people to control her.

Revisado: 09-05-24

It really makes me upset that Audible is missing every other volume in this 8 book series! That’s pretty dirty, Audible!

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Keri’s mean mother, oblivious grandmother, and biased social workers

Revisado: 08-13-24

I’ve enjoyed this serious. Even though the content is harsh at times it’s well written and the narrator is FABULOUS!

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Excellent follow up to Angela’s Ashes

Revisado: 04-02-24

I couldn’t wait to get back to where I left off. I loved the whole story and didn’t dislike any of it. Also, inspirational.

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Couldn’t finish it

Revisado: 03-08-24

The flat, monotone narration finally gets to ya. Plus, the story is boring details about the minutia of JC’s career. I lost interest.

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The rumors are unfortunately true

Revisado: 12-27-23

Brittany is an adolescent in an adult woman’s body. I do believe her family and many, many people have been a let down to Brittany. I do believe her family is responsible for a lot of Brittany’s obstacles . It’s also apparent Brittany has poor coping skills and makes emotional and not logical choices. I also think Brittany has some mental deficiencies and might do well to be on some medicine to help her. I’m this book, Brittany completely glosses over her own contributions/actions for WHY she was confined and had privileges/responsibilities taken away from her. I do think the conservatorship was necessary but executed and managed BADLY. Brittany is a feeler versus a thinker. She is emotional versus logical. I just did not really enjoy this book or story. Sorry, Brittany.

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Nothing Useful

Revisado: 12-10-23

I couldnt even finish this and wasted a credit. This is the authors story of her version of narcissistic abuse she says she suffered. That’s it. This is not a teaching tool unless you learn from others misfortunes. There are no useful or practical tools offered that you can apply to your own situation. Personally, I like my info or lessons delivered directly, informatively and without a fluff and mamby pamby patronizing victimhood liberal speech patterns. If you’re from California or under 40yo, you’ll prob love this lady. I had to flush this one.

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I’m enjoyed it

Revisado: 11-28-23

Well, there’s nothing real exciting in the book but Charlie is such a great narrater and word smith that he keeps your attention. I love that CD is a hard working, God Loving, good person. They don’t make ‘em like Charlie anymore. The world could use more men like him.

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Lib Democrat complaining about Govt.

Revisado: 10-11-23

Ok, I had to stop listening with 2 hours to go. I am very sympathetic to mental sicknesses as I suffer with depression and have cousins with bipolar. However, our govt can try to lend some help and assistance for mentally sick people but IT IS NOT OUR GOVT RESPONSIBILITY TO CARE FOR, SUPPORT AND PARENT MENTALLY SICK PEOPLE. As you know, mentally sick people are over the age of 18 and can do or not do what they want. It is more of the family’s responsibility to support, care for, and manage their relative. The govt didn’t tell your parents to have all those children why is it society’s burden to manage your sick relative. You have a job and money, you take Danny in. If you don’t like govt housing for the mentally ill, then you take in your brother and stop writing letters to the govt that the conditions dont meet your standards for free care, free support, and free management of YOUR brothers life. Youre brother is a burden to society and it’s his own fault. You take care of your own people and stop relying on the govt and my tax dollars for charity for you! You’re a liberal democrat… ask not what your country can do for you but rather what you can do for your country… JFK Why is it the tax payers responsibility to house, clothe, medicate, and feed your “inconvenient” family members for you? You have a job, a double income, a home, and can take this on yourself, you just don’t want to. It interferes with the plans for your hood life, huh? It’s easier to let someone else look after your pesky responsibilities.

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