Little Girl Lost

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I mean, we all know she gets clean because she is like rockin' right now, but between like her bottom out days and like Never Been Kissed and Ever After, which were like her "come back" movies, what happened in between? It is a sad story of a child whose life was marred by what no child should go through, but who overcame her self-destructive habits and proved those who said she was burned out at 13, so wrong.

And, even if you aren't struggling with addiction, she still has some great insights about life and people that can apply to anyone.No child, no matter who, should ever have to suffer the torment, pain, frustration, humiliation, bitterness, disappointment, abandonment and fear that this beautiful child and world class talent endured. She gave such good press when she released the book – the stories she told in interviews were funny and sad and everything in between, which makes me quite sure she should stick to being Drew, not writing about Drew! I have to say, at one point (in the wee hours the day before my essay was due) looking at Drew through an existential lens almost broke my brain. She envisioned a happy ending with victory and promise, after the months of hard work and intense therapy during her hospitalization. Drew finally had to recognize her life style was no longer a choice she could keep but was approaching a critical life or death decision.

And as I’m a football fanatic, I’ve read so many footballer autobiographies and while there’s the odd exception, they are usually spectacularly dull! Drew Blyth Barrymore is an American actress, film producer, director, photographer, entrepreneur, and author.

Thank you for saving me from having to look at these ever – the stuff from Wildflower is just cringey when it’s even remotely comprehensible! I wish she'd go back and do an update, of course, if I were Drew, I would want to edit out the pictures of me with the Coreys. By using the Web site, you confirm that you have read, understood, and agreed to be bound by the Terms and Conditions. While I’m sure the book might’ve been written a little better had she been older when she wrote it, it was interesting to get a glimpse into her life not long after the start of her battle with drugs and alcohol. Drew shows wisdom beyond her years as she invites the reader to look at her relationship with her mother, her non-relationship with her father, and her desent into drink and drugs.

Even though it was written many years ago, I think it would benefit both those struggling in addiction as well as the ones who help them.Prior to that position, he spent 20+ years as a journalist with People and Us Weekly magazines in Los Angeles, including stints as Assistant Managing Editor, West Coast Bureau Chief, and West Coast Editor. People who see what I’m up to on Goodreads probably noticed that I read one autobiography by Drew Barrymore after another.