All the Women in My Brain: And Other Concerns
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Summary
Like Jenny Lawson and Caitlin Moran， Emmy-nominated actress and writer Betty Gilpin delivers a lightning-strike dispatch of hilarious， intimate， and luminous essays on how to navigate this weird and wondrous life。
Betty Gilpin has a brain full of women。 There’s Blanche VonFuckery， Ingrid St。 Rash， and a host of others—some cowering in sweatpants， some howling plans for revolution， and some， oh God， and some…slowly vomiting up a crow without breaking eye contact？ Jesus。 These women take turns at the wheel。 That’s why Betty feels like a million selves。 With a raised eyebrow and a soul-scalpel， she tells us how she got this way。
Betty has depression， Betty has a dream， Betty has tits the size of printers。 She has debilitating shame and then， impossibly， a tiny voice saying what if。 She takes us from wild dissections of modern womanhood to boarding school to the glossy cringe of Hollywood。 We laugh through the failures （monologue to beagle！ Ancient mentors proposing fellatio！） and quietly hope with her for the dream。 Whether that dream is love or liberation or enough iMDb credits to tase the demon snapping at her ankles， we won’t know until the shit-fanning end。 There’s Hamlet， there’s self-sabotage， there’s PTSD from turkey。 Stunning， candid， and laugh-out-loud funny， All the Women in My Brain is perfect for any reader who’s ever felt like they were more， or at least weirder， than the world expected。
Betty Gilpin has a brain full of women。 There’s Blanche VonFuckery， Ingrid St。 Rash， and a host of others—some cowering in sweatpants， some howling plans for revolution， and some， oh God， and some…slowly vomiting up a crow without breaking eye contact？ Jesus。 These women take turns at the wheel。 That’s why Betty feels like a million selves。 With a raised eyebrow and a soul-scalpel， she tells us how she got this way。
Betty has depression， Betty has a dream， Betty has tits the size of printers。 She has debilitating shame and then， impossibly， a tiny voice saying what if。 She takes us from wild dissections of modern womanhood to boarding school to the glossy cringe of Hollywood。 We laugh through the failures （monologue to beagle！ Ancient mentors proposing fellatio！） and quietly hope with her for the dream。 Whether that dream is love or liberation or enough iMDb credits to tase the demon snapping at her ankles， we won’t know until the shit-fanning end。 There’s Hamlet， there’s self-sabotage， there’s PTSD from turkey。 Stunning， candid， and laugh-out-loud funny， All the Women in My Brain is perfect for any reader who’s ever felt like they were more， or at least weirder， than the world expected。
Reviews
Michelle
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Welp the marketing got me。 I had seen this cover and title on an ad with no other context and couldn’t resist。 This was so hard to get through because it was so middle of the road。 I didn’t know who she was， but I’ve read so many memoirs where I didn’t know who they were and got completely engrossed。 Not this one。 I dreaded picking it up to read a bit more and DNF at 52%。 I am assuming people who love the actor will love this regardless。 The highlights were about Hollywood and how women were tre Welp the marketing got me。 I had seen this cover and title on an ad with no other context and couldn’t resist。 This was so hard to get through because it was so middle of the road。 I didn’t know who she was， but I’ve read so many memoirs where I didn’t know who they were and got completely engrossed。 Not this one。 I dreaded picking it up to read a bit more and DNF at 52%。 I am assuming people who love the actor will love this regardless。 The highlights were about Hollywood and how women were treated， but it never really goes deep enough to examine what’s there。 It was just something that happened。 Every other story outside of auditions were so mundane they could have happened to your aunt。 The writer was neither comedic enough to keep my interest nor chaotic enough to warrant a memoir。 I just didn’t see the point， so clearly this was just not for me。 Special thanks to NetGalley and the publisher for the audiobook in exchange for an honest review。 。。。more
Nancee Pangares
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Like reading a crazy book。 It literally feels like it’s going to gallop out of your hands if you loosen your grip。 But it’s good。 And funny。 And real。 It was as if I was running to keep up with the manic pace of it…。Would love for my actor cousin to read it and give me his thoughts。 Brave author， putting all raw energy out there， her journey into acting and as a woman in the business。 Even though I know nothing of that world， there was a lot I could agree with as far as women “ auditioning” role Like reading a crazy book。 It literally feels like it’s going to gallop out of your hands if you loosen your grip。 But it’s good。 And funny。 And real。 It was as if I was running to keep up with the manic pace of it…。Would love for my actor cousin to read it and give me his thoughts。 Brave author， putting all raw energy out there， her journey into acting and as a woman in the business。 Even though I know nothing of that world， there was a lot I could agree with as far as women “ auditioning” roles in Life， to be liked or chosen。 Plus she used the word “ trollop”， which delighted me😉 and her tale of getting her dog in NY warmed my very heart。I do appreciate a quick wit， so it’s a Yes。 （ and I loved the end。💗💗💗） 。。。more
Margarita Montimore
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I have followed Betty Gilpin's career since first seeing her on Nurse Jackie。 Watching her， I always had a sense that she was a whip-smart weirdo。 This fantastically written， quirky-in-all-the-best-ways memoir proves that to be true and then some。 I have followed Betty Gilpin's career since first seeing her on Nurse Jackie。 Watching her， I always had a sense that she was a whip-smart weirdo。 This fantastically written， quirky-in-all-the-best-ways memoir proves that to be true and then some。 。。。more
julieta
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"In all my running from myself， it is hard to remember that I also love the thing I’m running from。 That I’m in all this for the big feelings。 I don’t want them to be muted。 Not really。 But when I feel them， I feel them all the way， and the ground opens and that’s terrifying。"She kinda invaded my brain a little here。 This was really great。 "In all my running from myself， it is hard to remember that I also love the thing I’m running from。 That I’m in all this for the big feelings。 I don’t want them to be muted。 Not really。 But when I feel them， I feel them all the way， and the ground opens and that’s terrifying。"She kinda invaded my brain a little here。 This was really great。 。。。more
Becky Polzin
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This audiobook was bonkers！ I loved Betty Gilpin on GLOW， and was excited to see what else she had up her sleeve。 This was honestly WAY more than I bargained for！ Truly a taste of chaos。 I had to be in the right frame of mind to enjoy this in the way it deserves。 I loved how off the wall Betty was， but wow， this was a trip！ You had to jump in the passenger seat with her to commit to this listen。 Overall though， it was hilarious， powerful， and thought provoking。
Amanda
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Betty Gilpin is and always will be an icon。
Abbie Smith
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I enjoyed this book and Betty Gilpin’s writing style; an added bonus of having her narrate the audio version that I listened to。 Three stars because it dragged with some repeating themes in the middle， but I’d recommend if you’re looking for an easy， laugh out loud funny memoir。
palo。santo。and。pages
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This was such a zany ride。 Gilpin’s insights on all the internal battles women fight on a daily basis as well as the struggles of being an actress were heartbreaking， humorous and relatable！ She is also a phenomenal and entertaining narrator - honest， hilarious， witty， hopeful。 Thank you to NetGalley and Macmillan Audio for this ALC in exchange for an honest review。
Libby
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betty gilpin i love you forever
Elizabeth
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don’t waste any more time reading this review and just go get yourself this book。 or better yet， let Ms。 Gilpin herself read it to you in her audiobook。 do not pass GO， do not collect $200。
Cydney Cort
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What more is there to say about finding yourself。 Betty puts every conversation i ever had or wondered when i was growing up trying to find a me。 I'm still looking at my age which is old。 but for now I am happy to live in hers。 Lets just say BETTY HAS A way into my heart！ Genius。 What more is there to say about finding yourself。 Betty puts every conversation i ever had or wondered when i was growing up trying to find a me。 I'm still looking at my age which is old。 but for now I am happy to live in hers。 Lets just say BETTY HAS A way into my heart！ Genius。 。。。more
Courtney
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Analogy overload。 This audiobook was just not for me。 Maybe I am not the target audience but between the excessive use of analogies and meaningless dialogue， I was lost。 The whole thing felt like a long rant that I could have lived without。 Thank you Macmillan Audio and Netgalley for a chance to receive this audiobook in exchange of an honest review。
Heather Reynolds
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Thank you NetGallery and @MacmillanAudio for this Audiobook in exchange for my honest review。 Woah this book was a lot。 It was made up of short essays some I found more interesting and others like the first two I found myself thinking WTH am I listening to。 Many of the time I didn’t understand what was even being said there were so many words that felt unneeded。 Word vomit you may say。 I see many people thoroughly enjoyed the audiobook so maybe I am not the target audience or maybe not knowing t Thank you NetGallery and @MacmillanAudio for this Audiobook in exchange for my honest review。 Woah this book was a lot。 It was made up of short essays some I found more interesting and others like the first two I found myself thinking WTH am I listening to。 Many of the time I didn’t understand what was even being said there were so many words that felt unneeded。 Word vomit you may say。 I see many people thoroughly enjoyed the audiobook so maybe I am not the target audience or maybe not knowing the author or her body’s of work left me at a disadvantage。 It was a quick read and I found myself laughing out loud once or twice。 。。。more
Amanda O’Brien
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Thank you Netgalley for providing a digital ARC。Betty has a talent for baring her soul in a way that will have you laughing one minute and crying the next。 I highly recommend picking up the audiobook read by the author， which I found gave so much life to an already great written voice。 While sometimes chaotic and confusing， the book is written in a way that feels like you're listening to a（n occasionally messy but overall loveable） friend rant。 Thank you Netgalley for providing a digital ARC。Betty has a talent for baring her soul in a way that will have you laughing one minute and crying the next。 I highly recommend picking up the audiobook read by the author， which I found gave so much life to an already great written voice。 While sometimes chaotic and confusing， the book is written in a way that feels like you're listening to a（n occasionally messy but overall loveable） friend rant。 。。。more
Cindy H。
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Thank you to NetGalley and Macmillan Audio for gifting me with an ALC of All the Women in my Brain by Betty Gilpin。 In exchange I offer my unbiased review。 While I was not familiar with Betty Gilpin the actress， I found Betty Gilpin the essayist very relatable。 She eloquently and hysterically shares her worries， neurosies and insights on depression， anxiety and daily observations。 This collection was incredibly thoughtful and articulate with the perfect balance of urgency and frivolity。 I especi Thank you to NetGalley and Macmillan Audio for gifting me with an ALC of All the Women in my Brain by Betty Gilpin。 In exchange I offer my unbiased review。 While I was not familiar with Betty Gilpin the actress， I found Betty Gilpin the essayist very relatable。 She eloquently and hysterically shares her worries， neurosies and insights on depression， anxiety and daily observations。 This collection was incredibly thoughtful and articulate with the perfect balance of urgency and frivolity。 I especially enjoyed hearing the author narrate her audiobook。 Available today， September 6， 2022 。。。more
Bostieslovebooks
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ALL THE WOMEN IN MY BRAIN， Betty Gilpin’s memoir， can be aptly summarized by one line from the back cover: “This book is my opus， and it is chaos。” Chaos it certainly is。 The first couple of chapters contain a mass of word vomit。 Eventually， things become more coherent。 The delivery of her stories influenced their impact for me。 For a book that was billed as being hilarious （GR synopsis）， I was not laughing out loud。 Instead， I just felt sad for her。 The humor seemed very forced。 I’m not sure if ALL THE WOMEN IN MY BRAIN， Betty Gilpin’s memoir， can be aptly summarized by one line from the back cover: “This book is my opus， and it is chaos。” Chaos it certainly is。 The first couple of chapters contain a mass of word vomit。 Eventually， things become more coherent。 The delivery of her stories influenced their impact for me。 For a book that was billed as being hilarious （GR synopsis）， I was not laughing out loud。 Instead， I just felt sad for her。 The humor seemed very forced。 I’m not sure if it’s a coping mechanism for her in dealing with her depression and trauma， if it was a suggestion by the editor/publisher， perhaps a combination， or something entirely different。 The parts of the book that I most enjoyed didn’t try to be funny。 They were the instances where a woman was speaking her truth to those that wished to listen。 I wish that had been a larger portion of the book as Betty has been through a great deal and definitely has much to say。 I may have not been the best audience for this book given that it wasn’t one of my most enjoyed memoir reads。 Those who are fans of Betty Gilpin or love to read memoirs may like to give ALL THE WOMEN IN MY BRAIN a try。Thank you to Flatiron Books for the ARC。 。。。more
Danielle | Dogmombookworm
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Out the gate you know it's going to be a ride。 Gilpin is funny。 The writing is over the top， almost frantic。 The first chapter/essay felt like it whacked me in the face。 There is just so much going on， sentence-wise， so many metaphors mixed together， so many ideas squashed into a whiplash of "this is me trying to explosively convey everything all at once。" She definitely recognizes this herself so you'll either love the style or hate it。 After the 3rd chapter/essay， I got used to it and to be ho Out the gate you know it's going to be a ride。 Gilpin is funny。 The writing is over the top， almost frantic。 The first chapter/essay felt like it whacked me in the face。 There is just so much going on， sentence-wise， so many metaphors mixed together， so many ideas squashed into a whiplash of "this is me trying to explosively convey everything all at once。" She definitely recognizes this herself so you'll either love the style or hate it。 After the 3rd chapter/essay， I got used to it and to be honest， I think it does mellow out a bit。 Gilpin is very honest with some very serious topics: depression， suicidal thoughts， body dysmorphia， anorexia。I wouldn't say that she's articulated anything groundbreaking or new。 There's a lot of mindfucks that women， BIPOC， LGBTQIA+， every freaking person could go into about our society。 But I found her life to be interesting to read about。 In particular the first few chapters I found to be the most interesting。 I assume that most actors （who've 'made' it to some degree） must have that in them， the love of spotlight。 So it was interesting to read about a very different Giplin who had to train herself， or yeah， you know， act the part despite herself。I love the cover - between the decapitated Barbie heads and the font type， I just thought it was very compelling。 。。。more
Jordan
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Tabatha
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Wow this book was a lot！ I picked this audiobook never having seen the author in any of her movies， I honestly didn't fully realize this was the life story of an actress when I chose it， but boy am I glad I did！ Glow， The Hunt and more episodes of Gaslit are now a priority on my to be watched list。 Listening to the first two chapters of this book， I was questioning just what I got myself into， it was hard to follow and I best described it as word vomit， funny word vomit， but word vomit none the Wow this book was a lot！ I picked this audiobook never having seen the author in any of her movies， I honestly didn't fully realize this was the life story of an actress when I chose it， but boy am I glad I did！ Glow， The Hunt and more episodes of Gaslit are now a priority on my to be watched list。 Listening to the first two chapters of this book， I was questioning just what I got myself into， it was hard to follow and I best described it as word vomit， funny word vomit， but word vomit none the less。 Going forward though I found myself relating to this author， and her hot mess of a life。 I mean， I chose this book based on the cover， a very quick glance at the synopsis， and I was like yeah， I can relate to the tangle of thoughts constantly coursing through my brain。 A quote from the book that resonated with me is "My brain is a room full of women who take turns at the wheel， it's the only way I can make sense of what it feels like to be alive"。 I highly recommend this audiobook for anyone looking for a hilarious read， anyone who grew up in the 90's， and any aspiring actresses。 Thanks NetGalley for the ARC！ 。。。more
Emma Mayer
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I promise I will have more to say here about this book soon （spoiler alert， I actually interviewed Betty and I’m writing a feature to be published soon） but for now， here is my review: OH MY GOD HOLY SHIT ITS SO GOOD EVERYONE I KNOW AND LOVE NEEDS TO READ IT OR ILL DIE （Book comes out sept。 6）
Larissa Goalder
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sometimes i forget that celebs are actually people too。 there's a weird idea that famous women are stupid and have nothing interesting to say but i love reading celeb memoirs and seeing how that's not really true（this sentiment does not apply to influencers）。 i did also remember that actors are theater kids while reading this and i was horrified but anyway。 i've seen glow but couldn't place betty gilpin so might have to do a rewatch after this！ but i asked for this because i love the cover and s sometimes i forget that celebs are actually people too。 there's a weird idea that famous women are stupid and have nothing interesting to say but i love reading celeb memoirs and seeing how that's not really true（this sentiment does not apply to influencers）。 i did also remember that actors are theater kids while reading this and i was horrified but anyway。 i've seen glow but couldn't place betty gilpin so might have to do a rewatch after this！ but i asked for this because i love the cover and some of my fellow book review friends have raved about this。 all the women was so honest and real and interesting。 some parts dragged a little for me but overall i loved the insight into acting and being semi-famous。 my favorite chapters/essays were the one about her high school depression， and the last six chapters because i cried my eyes out。 i loved the way betty loves acting and not necessarily fame and the honesty about her life， her parents being actors and how that helped her， and how hard it still was for her。 betty genuinely seems like a very weird women and i truly mean that in the nicest way because i really enjoyed reading this book and reading her weird thoughts。 thank you flatiron for the review copy this is out tuesday！ 。。。more
Babbie
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Honest， loud-out-loud memoir of an actress who is just as human as the rest of us。 Thank you to NetGalley for the audiobook。
M Moore
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This is a essay/memoir like no other。 Betty Gilpin has one of the most unique ways of writing and describing feelings， situations and inner thoughts with both humor and cutting truth。 Gilpin's description of being a female in world that tries to define what exactly that should mean is spot on， convicting and at times gut-wrenching。 Whether you are already a fan of Gilpin or are just curious and enjoy a celebrity memoir that goes way beyond the surface level， this is a book for you。 Highly recomm This is a essay/memoir like no other。 Betty Gilpin has one of the most unique ways of writing and describing feelings， situations and inner thoughts with both humor and cutting truth。 Gilpin's description of being a female in world that tries to define what exactly that should mean is spot on， convicting and at times gut-wrenching。 Whether you are already a fan of Gilpin or are just curious and enjoy a celebrity memoir that goes way beyond the surface level， this is a book for you。 Highly recommend！Thanks to Flatiron Books for a gifted copy。 My thoughts are my own。My reviews can also be seen at www。instagram。com/justonemoorebook。 。。。more
Michelle Coburn
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3。5 stars， rounded up。 This is written in essay form， and some of the chapters were sooo relatable to me。 When she talked about female friends who never asked about her life or remembered anything about her， my heart broke。 I remember those middle school days when you just feel like a filler friend while you're all looking for your place and your people。 3。5 stars， rounded up。 This is written in essay form， and some of the chapters were sooo relatable to me。 When she talked about female friends who never asked about her life or remembered anything about her， my heart broke。 I remember those middle school days when you just feel like a filler friend while you're all looking for your place and your people。 。。。more
Angela
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How on earth can a Librarian from Ontario find an Actress from New York relatable？“Betty Gilpin has a brain full of women。 There’s Blanche VonFuckery， Ingrid St。 Rash， and a host of others—some cowering in sweatpants， some howling plans for revolution， and some， oh God， and some…slowly vomiting up a crow without breaking eye contact？ Jesus。 These women take turns at the wheel。 That’s why Betty feels like a million selves。 With a raised eyebrow and a soul-scalpel， she tells us how she got this wa How on earth can a Librarian from Ontario find an Actress from New York relatable？“Betty Gilpin has a brain full of women。 There’s Blanche VonFuckery， Ingrid St。 Rash， and a host of others—some cowering in sweatpants， some howling plans for revolution， and some， oh God， and some…slowly vomiting up a crow without breaking eye contact？ Jesus。 These women take turns at the wheel。 That’s why Betty feels like a million selves。 With a raised eyebrow and a soul-scalpel， she tells us how she got this way。”This book was a G。D。 delight。Funny and poignant and heartfelt and relatable and I’M ACTUALLY SORRY IT’S OVER。By all means， purchase the book， but there is something extra magical when an author reads their own work。Unless it’s Ben Stein。 Or Bobcat Goldthwait。 Or Gilbert Gottfried （RIP）。9/10Thank you to Betty Gilpin， NetGalley， and Macmillan Audio for this wild ride of an audiobook。 。。。more
╟ ♫ Tima ♪ ╣ ♥
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Quite possibly my favorite celebrity essay/memoir read I've had this year （and I've been on quite a kick of them， notably immensely enjoying How Y'all Doing？: Misadventures and Mischief from a Life Well Lived and Yes， My Accent Is Real: and Some Other Things I Haven't Told You which were also read by the author and high on my list ）。 I was already a fan of Betty Gilpin from GLOW and Nurse Jackie， but did not know much about her outside enjoying her work。 Listening to her narrate was a treat， i Quite possibly my favorite celebrity essay/memoir read I've had this year （and I've been on quite a kick of them， notably immensely enjoying How Y'all Doing？: Misadventures and Mischief from a Life Well Lived and Yes， My Accent Is Real: and Some Other Things I Haven't Told You which were also read by the author and high on my list ）。 I was already a fan of Betty Gilpin from GLOW and Nurse Jackie， but did not know much about her outside enjoying her work。 Listening to her narrate was a treat， it was like listening to a friend tell you their secrets at 2am after a long night out。 While all celebrity books are curated and smoothed out for consumption， this felt far from sterile。 It felt raw in ways， pulling back the thick curtain between what we see as consumers and what is experienced by Betty as a performer and the toll it can take mentally， emotionally， and physically。 I am so glad I opted for the audio version， as I feel like it added an extra layer of depth hearing her tones， expressions， and side notes that came with it。 You could feel the moments that had lasting impact， you could hear authenticity in experiences， the reflection on seeing things in hindsight。 This book won't just appeal to people who know who Betty Gilpin is， but by anyone who is a performer， enjoys memoirs， or just enjoys a thoughtful narrative of experience。 Thank you to NetGalley and Macmillan Audio for providing me a free copy of this book in exchange for my honest review 。。。more
Sophie Lemieux
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Happy pub day！！！！！All the Women In My Brain ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️* I will be editing to add a quote once it is approved by the publisher ''If you're not familiar with Betty Gilpin， then you're in for a treat。 This actress and comedian has written a memoir that is as entertaining as it is brutally honest。 Gilpin doesn't shy away from discussing her struggles with depression and self-doubt， but she does so with a manner of self-deprecating sarcasm that is perfectly empowering and charming。 All the Women in M Happy pub day！！！！！All the Women In My Brain ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️* I will be editing to add a quote once it is approved by the publisher ''If you're not familiar with Betty Gilpin， then you're in for a treat。 This actress and comedian has written a memoir that is as entertaining as it is brutally honest。 Gilpin doesn't shy away from discussing her struggles with depression and self-doubt， but she does so with a manner of self-deprecating sarcasm that is perfectly empowering and charming。 All the Women in My Brain is a celebration of the female experience， where Gilpin speaks the words that yell at you inside your own head， but she does so with beautiful prose and Irreverent， profane， and addicting jokes。 I caught myself spontaneously laughing out loud and nodding in awkward agreement while listening to this audiobook because of how engaging and liberating was （apologies to all I crossed paths with while laughing out loud in public）。 Betty Gilpin's distinctive narration is a huge asset to the memoir。 She brings a layer to the tale that you wouldn't receive from the written words alone， and she's a delightful character to listen to。 Gilpin speaks the words that yell at you inside your own head， but she does so with beautiful prose and that irreverent， profane， and addicting voice （well， I should say， her voices）。 This book is utterly satisfying and will leave you feeling like you're not alone in your thoughts and struggles。 You’ll end up wanting to nourish all the women in your brain too。 Thank you to NetGalley， Macmillan Audio， and Betty Gilpin for granting me an advanced reading listener copy。 。。。more
l i s s a
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Betty Gilpin is a three time emmy nominated actress for her role in glow， and she has recently wrapped up filming for Lisa Taddeo’s bestseller ‘Three Women’。 Her nonfiction novel dissects different aspects of womanhood in a series of short stories。 Gilpin’s voice is visceral， blunt and hilarious。 She is not afraid of using outlandish comparisons which brings forth a light and funny tone。 This was a vulnerable exploration of growing up feeling like you’re influenced by a million different selves。 Betty Gilpin is a three time emmy nominated actress for her role in glow， and she has recently wrapped up filming for Lisa Taddeo’s bestseller ‘Three Women’。 Her nonfiction novel dissects different aspects of womanhood in a series of short stories。 Gilpin’s voice is visceral， blunt and hilarious。 She is not afraid of using outlandish comparisons which brings forth a light and funny tone。 This was a vulnerable exploration of growing up feeling like you’re influenced by a million different selves。 Who are you truly if not the sum of everyone around you？ I understood at times how Gilpin has felt， content with being the ‘sidekick’ or ‘dorky best friend’。 It was interesting to read about her experiences bc I am sure she is not alone in her feelings。 “If you’ve ever felt like you were more， or at least weirder， than the world you expected—welcome to All the Women in My Brain。” 。。。more
Meghan ReadsBooks
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Thank you to MacMilllan Audiobook and NetGalley for All the Women in My Brain written and narrated by Betty Gilpin （flatiron publishers for the physical book）。 This is an audiobook that grew on me once I got into the rhythm and style of the book。 The essays are witty， self aware （without being navel gazing） and a edgy， but just， take （takedown in places） of what I feel is white women of a certain age well intentioned but narrow in scope feminism （of which I admit I at times fall into and see aro Thank you to MacMilllan Audiobook and NetGalley for All the Women in My Brain written and narrated by Betty Gilpin （flatiron publishers for the physical book）。 This is an audiobook that grew on me once I got into the rhythm and style of the book。 The essays are witty， self aware （without being navel gazing） and a edgy， but just， take （takedown in places） of what I feel is white women of a certain age well intentioned but narrow in scope feminism （of which I admit I at times fall into and see around me on a regular basis）。 I appreciated the direct style， the humor， and the clarity of the essays and the openness of examining the female form and experience， particularly in terms of acting。 。。。more
Shandi York
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