Andrea Myers

Andrea MyersLoved the authentic nature in which John Stamos comically, vulnerably, and stoically presented his Memoir. I learned a lot about him and do agree that he has been a very underestimated and undervalued actor and celebrity. I thoroughly enjoyed this read and would recommend It to anyone who is even a slight fan of his.

Andrea MyersSo honored to read this honest and vulnerable book that has finally given Britney a way to let the world have slivers of her reality. Perception is from that of the perceived. And this book was a revelation that rocked me to my core. Go Britney! So happy she is finally Free and on her journey of healing from the years of trauma and abuse that she endured. She is a truly resilient and hardworking HUMAN. Definitely worth the read for anyone remotely interested in learning about how she experienced her childhood, rise to fame and fortune and the heavy price she paid and was forced to endure for so long.

Andrea MyersI loved this historical fiction novel. Told from multiple perspectives on a timeline that the author wrote and unfolded beautifully. It was intriguing, emotional, and came together with a satisfying end. Highly recommend for any fan of art, history, or WWII.

Andrea MyersLoved this provocative book about (The) Power!!! This book touches on the struggle between genders, (in) equality, societal changes, extremists, and war. The book is gripping and adds a level of historical references that have the reader contemplating and philosophizing about cyclical patterns of the rise and fall of nations and cultures. Questioning, who have been and who are, the supreme beings? Is the height of power a ceiling that only ends in violence, destruction, death, and the ultimate demise of society and people as we know it (in the book and in the real world)? Truly a well thought out, well written, and enjoyable read!