Jennette McCurdy’s I’m Glad My Mom Died is an astonishingly candid, darkly humorous memoir detailing her traumatic career as a child star and her abusive relationship with her mother. Providing a profound “windows and mirrors” experience for older teens and adults, McCurdy establishes herself as an extraordinary literary talent.
Survival is just the beginning. Journey navigates life after a suicide attempt and a new Bipolar II diagnosis. Through volunteering at a crisis hotline and falling for the vibrant Etta, Journey discovers that while healing isn’t linear, connection is a powerful medicine.