The Woman in Me

7, 8, 7, 8, 5, 7, 6, 6, 7, 7 (Amy's)

This was a very sad memoir but I am glad we all came together and helped her fight for her freedom and to hear her POV for it all was told very well.

3.25⭐️ While I enjoyed getting to know a deeper side of Britney's journey, the writing wasn't anything special. It was clunky at times and sort of hard to keep up with. I know she was telling her story in her own way, and I appreciate that, but the writing felt more like reading a diary than a memoir.

Semi interesting, not as scandalous or riveting as I hoped! Can read in a day easily.

Britney Spears give her honest truth to her side of her story in this memoir, which is all anyone can hope for when reading such exposing moments played in the public eye. Obviously, there is more we would want to hear about but I like that she draws a line and keeps somethings for herself as a boundary and growth to claim herself. I hope writing this memoir was empowering and healing to her, a chance she never seemed to be given before. As you read this, you really hate the lack of support and love she received and respect how much strong Britney is to survive through it.