Book · 2016
Where Am I Now? True Stories Of Girlhood And Accidental Fame
Why people recommend it
Where Am I Now? True Stories of Girlhood and Accidental Fame is a memoir by actress, writer, and former child star Mara Wilson that recounts her experiences growing up in the public eye, dealing with early Hollywood success, and navigating the transition into adulthood. On an episode of Behind the Bastards titled Part One: The Inventor of Those 'Troubled Teen' Wilderness Camps Where They Kill, released on September 24, 2024, host Robert Evans mentioned the publication near the conclusion of the program. Robert Evans promoted Mara Wilson's book to the audience, encouraging listeners to look up the excellent collection of true stories detailing girlhood and accidental fame. The memoir offers a candid, humorous, and sometimes poignant look at the absurdities and challenges of growing up as a recognized child actor in major motion pictures. Through a series of personal essays, the author reflects on body image, creative ambitions, and the bizarre nature of early celebrity, providing readers with an honest and witty perspective on the realities of the entertainment industry.
Who recommended it
- Robert Evans Recommended
Robert Evans — 1 mention
“look up Mara's excellent book where am I now true stories of girlhood and accidental Fame and most importantly slash all of the tires in the parking lot you know”
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“and you have recently written uh a memoir where am I now true stories of girlhood and accidental Fame which has been named a best book of the month by Goodreads and Entertainment Weekly”