Juan Carrillo

The Queen is here.

Revisado: 05-09-24

Lawrence Cheney was the. Charismatic love. sarcastic. Sarcastic Queen from RuPaul's Drag Race. UK season 2 and to read Lawrence's back stories to understand that everyone has a story regardless of what continent you are and irrespective of how old you are, what color you are, and what you are. In Lawrence's book, you learn what it's like to question your sexuality, what it's like to, at one point, ask your gender—also, the feelings of, or lack thereof, of self-worth or believing. You are a benefit to anything until you learn where your voice is. This is a fantastic read, and it also should be read by future drag Queens, letting you know some of the skills you need to invest in and ensure you do. It's enough that this season 16 just finished for Queens to keep going on and not be able to sell at all. It is ridiculous also. Lawrence talks about the evolution of his makeup and where his love of purple comes from. All in all, it is a lovely book. I highly recommend it if you like Drag Rice or Dragon General. This is a fantastic book to get a hold of.

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enough about Jon

Revisado: 04-17-24

I love Boy George. I have been a fan since I was a teen; I'm 52 now. I am very familiar with George's obsession with Jon. I wish this were not so prominent as it was; I wanted to know about taboos and maybe TV appearances. More about his family and if you truly understand what his addiction was doing to him. I wanted some more about other loves and things like that, and I wanted to know what he went through while making albums at the height of his heroin use. Why didn't he start a makeup line, and why does he now wear hats and jackets? He has fans who would buy them. It's a good book, and I did enjoy it, but it wanted to be past a majority of the Jon stuff that it took off for me.

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oh come on

Revisado: 12-20-23

I am in the middle of getting a divorce. Some of the stuff that the author talks about seems unreal. Be calm and not upset the cheater. Come on, then make vows so it does not happen again? Why would this work when they did not value their marriage vows? This, in my view, is an excellent book for a particular type of person and is not a realistic slat at all.

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its fun

Revisado: 12-15-23

It's a sweet and, at times, a fun listen. Other than in the 1st book, I don't think the tiny houses were the focal point. The topic kept coming along as through line with all the books. The nature was funny when she would do a masculine voice.

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sweet story

Revisado: 11-13-23

This is a wonderfully sweet story with a beautiful message of being happy with your own gifts and not being envious of others but nurturing your own.

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dull

Revisado: 11-11-23

I am by no means saying Bipolar should be a page-turner, but my goodness, let's have a little more energy and some passion when speaking; let's keep the person's attention. This is not a long book no excuse to be dull in the giving of important information,

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wow

Revisado: 11-11-23

I am Bipolar, and this is such an amazing book to read that shares the ins and the outs. of what living with the illness looks like. Bipolar. in general, it seems like a mystery Disease on some level. I'm thankful for that. Because it means that I can do my own research and learn how the disease affects me. This book is a great foundation to start with because there are so many different things that are explained, so many different facets of the illness. And then on top of that, there's a question-and-answer portion where people are recounting. their views or their experiences listening to what is said and how they relate to it. This is a book that needs to be shared over and over and over. And I forgot what I'm very glad that I found it.

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interesting

Revisado: 11-08-23

If you're looking into the ins and outs of how people handle their addiction to alcohol, this is fantastic to listen to. Its honest, which I think is what makes it amazing.

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Getting Closer

Revisado: 10-25-23

Closer to an affair is by far not the easiest thing to do at all. When you have been in a situation where you think you're with the love of your life and they betray you, the only thing you can do is figure out how to survive it. That seems dramatic for sure, but the fact is when you believe you have your life mapped out and then without warning, BAM, your life blows up...what do u do? With this story, you have the ability to hear someone else understand your pain and frustration, and That alone is a step to healing.

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fantastic

Revisado: 10-15-23

Father Martin does his best to make the 12 steps something that's easy to understand and to relate to. So often people who suffer from alcoholism just can't bring themselves to acknowledge that fact. And come to the conclusion or come to the understanding that they need help to get better. Father Martin goes out of his way as somebody who is an alcoholic but is recovering two. word everything in a way. that even the layman can understand and realize. That there is hope Alcohol bottom line is something that will destroy us It can destroy your mind and your body. For the brief high that it gives you. It destroys relationships and family dignity. It destroys everything, And you have to get to the point where you have to decide. Is the alcohol worth my existence And I think Father Martin definitely helps you understand that journey a little bit better.

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