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More like Growing up irked

Revisado: 11-22-24

I wrote my review on Twitter you can find it by finding @swaggymcnasty it’s very honest. I love the show but Jaleel pulls a fast one on us. Marketing this as an urkel memoir when less than 50% of the book covers family matters

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It’s all just a bunch of lies and theories with no ending

Revisado: 11-07-24

This was a major waste of a week or so. It’s all speculation and she lies admittedly.

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Ads

Revisado: 10-03-24

Too many ads ads ads ads ads Too many ads ads ads ads ads Too many ads ads ads ads ads seven unique words for this trash

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Race baiting bs Petito was Italian. White is an ethnicity not a color.

Revisado: 12-16-23

I cannot recommend it due to its questionable tactics and offensive content. The book employs rage-baiting tactics by utilizing an Italian character while conveniently neglecting to acknowledge their ethnicity as they do with other characters.

The author seems to selectively highlight and emphasize the ethnicity of certain characters, such as African American or Native American, while oddly choosing to label the Italian character simply as “white.” This misleading portrayal not only undermines the diverse nature of the characters but also perpetuates harmful stereotypes.

The use of such tactics feels disingenuous and raises concerns about the author’s intent. It appears as an attempt to manipulate readers’ emotions by singling out a particular ethnicity under the guise of a broader label. This approach not only lacks sensitivity but also contributes to the perpetuation of harmful biases.

In a time when inclusivity and accurate representation are crucial in literature, [Book Title] falls short. The author’s decision to use an Italian character in this manner is not only offensive but also detracts from the potential value the book could have offered. It’s disheartening to see a work resort to divisive tactics rather than fostering understanding and appreciation for diverse backgrounds.

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Thought the kid was full of it

Revisado: 11-29-23

Presented well without withholding valuable information. It’s a shame how low iq people get the most worked up about politics that effect others to this extent.

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Book has not changed

Revisado: 06-22-22

Book was free. Now it’s been removed and replaced by “60th anniversary” which is THE EXACT SAME! #Scam

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Eric Blehm paints pictures

Revisado: 06-11-21

Adam “Leroy” Browns story brought me to this book. I got lost for a bit and had to re listen to a chapter several times wondering why they stopped talking about the main character. Eventually moved on and was fighting back tears often. Narrator had a boring voice but the story was great and the main character is a legend!

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Takes no responsibility

Revisado: 02-27-21

She dodge dipped dive ducked and dodged every opportunity to own a little responsibility for her son who had a year long journal documenting his attack as well as the basement tapes. Everything was Eric’s fault, or the bullies, or the video games. But not hers

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My fav audiobook

Revisado: 02-05-21

Perfect voice, beautiful writing a very humbling experience brought to you through the perspective of Mr Dick Gregory

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D bag cop with d bag stories

Revisado: 12-19-20

This cop thinks weed is a drug, and likes to brag about unbragworthy events. Like getting in a fight. Try’s to sound like someone he’s not

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