Worthy
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- Author：Jada Pinkett Smith
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Summary
A gripping， at times painfully honest， and ultimately inspirational memoir from global superstar and creator of the Red Table Talk series Jada Pinkett Smith。 Jada Pinkett Smith was living what many would view as a fairy-tale of Hollywood success。 But appearances can be deceiving， and as she felt more and more separated from her sense of self， emotional turmoil took hold。 Sparing no detail， Worthy chronicles her life—from a rebellious youth running the Baltimore streets as an observer and participant in the drug trade， to the deep bond she shared with Tupac Shakur from the moment they met， to her move to Los Angeles and the successful career she built on her own terms， to becoming the wife of superstar Will Smith and mother to Jaden， Willow and bonus-mom to Trey 。 A rollercoaster from the depths of suicidal depression to the heights of self-acceptance and spiritual healing， Worthy is a woman’s journey to finding herself again。 In a media driven landscape that crafts narratives for our celebrities， Smith shares herself in an intimate conversation with readers。 She answers questions about her difficult childhood， her marriage， her parenting style， her career choices， and the intense scrutiny that followed “the slap。” An impactful and rare memoir that engages and educates， Worthy shows why adhering to the status quo has never been the plan for Jada Pinkett Smith and why labels and stories crafted by others strip women of their authenticity。 Worthy teaches us who Jada is， and how to embrace our most lovable qualities。 Complete with thought-provoking writing prompts and meditations on how to discover who we really are and nourish our self-worth。
Reviews
Rose W。
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This book， marked by its lukewarm tone， self-centeredness， and a noticeably distorted portrayal of reality， which the author presents as "her truth，" unapologetically exalts the author's extravagant fantasies of victimization。 If you're inclined to experience a sense of gaslighting， you may consider obtaining a copy when it becomes available on discount shelves in approximately a month or so， by which time it's likely that everyone will have had their fill。 This book， marked by its lukewarm tone， self-centeredness， and a noticeably distorted portrayal of reality， which the author presents as "her truth，" unapologetically exalts the author's extravagant fantasies of victimization。 If you're inclined to experience a sense of gaslighting， you may consider obtaining a copy when it becomes available on discount shelves in approximately a month or so， by which time it's likely that everyone will have had their fill。 。。。more
Ania Romero
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I really enjoyed this book。 Jada is just another human struggling with depression， abandonment issues， and other hurtful unresolved life events。 I appreciate her honestly and reading about her experiences and how she navigated her journey。 I was able to see her struggle with being vulnerable when speaking about her trauma and not being able to deal with grief。 Everyone’s journey is different and it was interesting to read hers。
LeeTravelGoddess
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I LOVE IT… UNQUESTIONABLY！！！Jada is all of us at some point in our life— just wanting to be loved in her own special way！！！ I’m sooooo glad I got over myself and read this book。 I had no idea about her upbringing， wow！ AND I WANTED TO BE MAD AND PISSED AT JADA， BUT WHY THOUGH？？？ I have loved Will Smith since the first day I laid eyes on him but let me tell you， the same can be said about Jada… we loved her， we rooted for her and we championed her as one of our lasting faves in the artsy communit I LOVE IT… UNQUESTIONABLY！！！Jada is all of us at some point in our life— just wanting to be loved in her own special way！！！ I’m sooooo glad I got over myself and read this book。 I had no idea about her upbringing， wow！ AND I WANTED TO BE MAD AND PISSED AT JADA， BUT WHY THOUGH？？？ I have loved Will Smith since the first day I laid eyes on him but let me tell you， the same can be said about Jada… we loved her， we rooted for her and we championed her as one of our lasting faves in the artsy community。 An unrivaled talent， someone you couldn’t take your eyes off of when they were on your tube！ In our vitriol， we have taken lies and spewed them viciously to， in some weird way， make ourselves feel better about who we are but in this book Jada has allowed us to see it from her perspective and to be quite honest， I believe her。 Call this book what you want but I enjoyed it and I hope that the world reads it in its entirety so that they get the full picture rather than the snippets that the world wants us to see。 We don’t want to be controlled in our regular lives so imagine being a part of a machine that demands control to a wild soul… I pray that she continues to seek peace and happiness and find the love that she wholeheartedly desires。 Thank you for sharing your story with us。 💚✨ 。。。more
LaShanda Chamberlain
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I'm a passionate fan of celebrity memoirs， especially when the authors narrate their own stories in audiobooks。 There's something about hearing their stories in their own voices that resonates with me。 It's no surprise that I eagerly preordered Jada's upcoming memoir last September， especially after immersing myself in Will's memoir back in January 2022。While Jada has shared glimpses of her life with the public， her new book promises a deeper dive into the world of the Smith family。 My excitemen I'm a passionate fan of celebrity memoirs， especially when the authors narrate their own stories in audiobooks。 There's something about hearing their stories in their own voices that resonates with me。 It's no surprise that I eagerly preordered Jada's upcoming memoir last September， especially after immersing myself in Will's memoir back in January 2022。While Jada has shared glimpses of her life with the public， her new book promises a deeper dive into the world of the Smith family。 My excitement surged as I listened to her drop hints during her book's press tour。 Jada's candid and deliberate storytelling adds unparalleled authenticity to her narrative。From the outset of Jada's memoir， I was captivated。 Her reflections on generational patterns within her family， the bond she formed with her grandmothers， and her resourceful upbringing provided profound insights。 Her open and genuine account of her relationship with Will was refreshing and learning about the early days of their courtship offered valuable context。 Yet， what truly gripped me were her anecdotes about her platonic friendship with Tupac。 Moreover， her portrayal of her parents' struggles with addiction deepened my comprehension。 I found her later-in-life relationship with her father particularly moving。"The Holy Slap。。。wow！！" This chapter emerges as an undoubtedly profound chapter， a testament to her personal growth and wisdom。 In summary， Jada's memoir is a genuine treasure trove， brimming with her determination， wisdom， and grace， offering an intimate glimpse into her character。 Her connection to the late bell hooks adds a deeper layer to my understanding of Jada。 It's an inspiring journey that showcases her resilience and authenticity， transcending mere words on pages or in narration – it's a captivating exploration of the life of an extraordinary yet often misunderstood woman。 。。。more
Shauneil Boyer
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Jada Pinkett Smith's "Worthy" is a captivating narrative， a heroine's tale artfully crafted from the threads of self-discovery and self-love。 In this deeply introspective autobiography， Jada takes us on her transformational journey from feeling unlovable to understanding her inherent worth。 Her story is both empowering and contemplative， a testament to the power of unconditional self-love。What sets "Worthy" apart is its multifaceted nature。 It seamlessly combines autobiography， spiritual guidanc Jada Pinkett Smith's "Worthy" is a captivating narrative， a heroine's tale artfully crafted from the threads of self-discovery and self-love。 In this deeply introspective autobiography， Jada takes us on her transformational journey from feeling unlovable to understanding her inherent worth。 Her story is both empowering and contemplative， a testament to the power of unconditional self-love。What sets "Worthy" apart is its multifaceted nature。 It seamlessly combines autobiography， spiritual guidance， and a self-help workbook。 Throughout the book， Jada offers thought-provoking journaling prompts that invite readers to embark on their own journeys of self-discovery and personal growth right alongside her。As I read the pages， I could vividly hear Jada's voice， making her story feel incredibly real and relatable。 The book is beautifully edited， making it easy to consume， and I found myself engrossed in it from start to finish， completing all 22 chapters and 400 pages in just two days。I wholeheartedly recommend "Unworthy" to anyone seeking inspiration and guidance on their path to self-discovery and self-love。 "Unworthy" feels like more than just a book; it's a beacon of self-love and empowerment， especially for young Black women searching for their own worth who will find a powerful source of guidance and strength in Jada's journey。 Lastly， I want to express my deep gratitude to Jada Pinkett Smith for sharing her incredible journey and wisdom。 In a world filled with distractions and media controversies， she delivers a profoundly meaningful message。 It's my hope that people can momentarily set aside the noise to embrace the genuine and powerful lessons she imparts。 Thank you， Jada， from me and countless other Black women who are one step further in their journey。 。。。more
Mo’
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I might be in the minority here because I absolutely enjoyed this book。 I actually understand Jada a bit more。 Now I don’t know if everything was truthful however not all memoirs are。 This was an amazing read。 She expressed a lot vulnerability。 I really didn’t see why she did such a heavy rollout for this book because I think it speaks for it self。 Everything she spoke of I could literally vision。 She painted a clear picture of her life and I applaud her for that。 I know some people is going to I might be in the minority here because I absolutely enjoyed this book。 I actually understand Jada a bit more。 Now I don’t know if everything was truthful however not all memoirs are。 This was an amazing read。 She expressed a lot vulnerability。 I really didn’t see why she did such a heavy rollout for this book because I think it speaks for it self。 Everything she spoke of I could literally vision。 She painted a clear picture of her life and I applaud her for that。 I know some people is going to hate this book because of who they think she is due to her being very vocal on certain things about her life and marriage but to those who doesn’t know much about her should definitely read this book。 I was not expecting to like it this much。 It’s now one of my top reads for the year。 I no longer rate memoirs but this would be a 5/5⭐️ I highly recommend！ 。。。more
Ebony
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Excellent memoir- such a profound and compelling memoir。 I’ll have to take a bit to gather my thoughts fully， but Jada girl you did that 💖💫
ShaTonya
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What an excellent memoir。 I really felt Jada’s heart。 She did an excellent job telling her story and standing in her truth。
Qiana Groves
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I found this read satisfying and enlightening。 It sheds light on some of the events you may have saw in the media， but if you're looking for the "tea"， this may not be the read for you。 Yes， she addresses their separation， her entanglement and even the slap。 But her recount isn't messy。 It's literally her version of events。 How they got to those points and the role she played in them。 I admired her honesty。 I loved her transparency。 Throughout the entire book she took accountability for her role I found this read satisfying and enlightening。 It sheds light on some of the events you may have saw in the media， but if you're looking for the "tea"， this may not be the read for you。 Yes， she addresses their separation， her entanglement and even the slap。 But her recount isn't messy。 It's literally her version of events。 How they got to those points and the role she played in them。 I admired her honesty。 I loved her transparency。 Throughout the entire book she took accountability for her role in everything that had transpired。 She didn't villainize Will。 She spoke of him in the highest regard but made it clear that their partnership is for life。 Link to full review: https://www。hopefulheartbreakers。com/。。。 。。。more
Bookworm
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I am not an especial fan of hers or her husband's， although of course I know her work from 'The Matrix' franchise， etc。 and would have likely skipped this had it not been for， yes， The Slap。 I knew she and Will Smith had been more open and public about themselves and their relationship but this wasn't celebrity gossip that compelled me （again， just not really interested either way） but realized that I did not know all that much about her。The memoir takes the reader through her early years， caree I am not an especial fan of hers or her husband's， although of course I know her work from 'The Matrix' franchise， etc。 and would have likely skipped this had it not been for， yes， The Slap。 I knew she and Will Smith had been more open and public about themselves and their relationship but this wasn't celebrity gossip that compelled me （again， just not really interested either way） but realized that I did not know all that much about her。The memoir takes the reader through her early years， career， etc。 I'd guess people would know quite a bit of her background and her upbringing， her friendship with the late rapper Tupac Shakur， her acting career， marriage to Smith， etc。 I actually did not know the details （just an outline of the basics here） so this was interesting to read。 I watched some of the conversations about her relationship/marriage to Smith， raising their two kids （plus Smith's son from a previous marriage）， etc。 and yes， the Oscars， so this was actually useful in filling in some of the gaps and helped me understand some of the conversations a little better。 I particularly found the sections about her kids interesting， especially in letting them find their own paths。 Not "traditional" as JPS herself admits but also showed that what works for some might not work for others， etc。Overall， I thought the book was good in the sense of conveying her voice and experiences and it was not sanitized like other memoirs could be。 It did not really change my view of her， but I did appreciate knowing her story。 It may not necessarily draw me to a movie or show but I do think she's been quite good in several things I have seen her in and so the book also did its job in driving me either。 In terms of the writing it was not that great。 My interest in the subject kept me going and I did learn a lot but if it wasn't for the publicity （of all kinds） I would have likely skipped this one。I do think the hate is unwarranted， though， and would just urge people to stop paying attention and not read this book。 All that did was make me more sympathetic when reading and I'll be sure to buy copies to get her story out there。 Hardcore fans might like it， those casually interested might like it if you like memoirs but it's not your thing then you can just。。。skip it。Borrowed from the library and that was best for me。 。。。more
Rachel Maxwell
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“Worthy” is a well-rounded view of Jada Pinkett Smith’s journey to find herself。 I LOVED reading her story。 I enjoyed her story for its vulnerability， and search for true happiness with oneself。 While I wouldn’t have made some of the same decisions， on the other hand， I understood her on so many levels。
Carmen
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I honestly read this book mainly because of all of the backlash。 I wanted to actually hear from the "person" rather than believe hearsay。 I couldn't stop listening。 Her story is compelling， and her writing and delivery are on point。 People are seriously haters and only listen to sound bites of her。。。 and the sound bites are out of context， and so they sound crazy。 Don't get me wrong， she has beliefs and ideals that I don't agree with， but the extent of how villainized she is is really because of I honestly read this book mainly because of all of the backlash。 I wanted to actually hear from the "person" rather than believe hearsay。 I couldn't stop listening。 Her story is compelling， and her writing and delivery are on point。 People are seriously haters and only listen to sound bites of her。。。 and the sound bites are out of context， and so they sound crazy。 Don't get me wrong， she has beliefs and ideals that I don't agree with， but the extent of how villainized she is is really because of intentionally not listening。 Listen or read her story。 You might learn something about yourself。 The challenges/bits of wisdom at the end of each chapter were thought-provoking。 I listened while working， so I hope to go back through and do the exercises。 。。。more
Pamela Green
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It was ok。
Kayla
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Definitely too long， at times I felt like she just rambled on and on about some very unnecessary details。
Bebe
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Jada Rocks！ We love you Jada！！！！ Great book。 Her book reflects the love she has for Will， and her family。 She has lived a good life and will always be one of the greats。 We all know Jada before Will， but I do see on Goodreads， some did not。 Jada was GREAT before Will and will continue to be great。 Jada had a whole successful career before Will and would have continued to live well and have jobs if she had never met Will， so I hope folks in the comments start to check themselves by doing their ow Jada Rocks！ We love you Jada！！！！ Great book。 Her book reflects the love she has for Will， and her family。 She has lived a good life and will always be one of the greats。 We all know Jada before Will， but I do see on Goodreads， some did not。 Jada was GREAT before Will and will continue to be great。 Jada had a whole successful career before Will and would have continued to live well and have jobs if she had never met Will， so I hope folks in the comments start to check themselves by doing their own research and put some respect on Mrs。 Jada's name。 。。。more
Jaya Christopher
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I went into reading this book with an open mind。 I felt that Jada had a story to tell and I wanted to hear it。 Putting aside any preconceived thoughts based on what I've seen or read online about her and Will， I wanted to read about how this little black woman from Baltimore who was the child of addicts has navigated through life。 It's been an interesting journey for sure。 I understand a bit more about how she was raised as a seeker and how that has come through in the way she's lived her life a I went into reading this book with an open mind。 I felt that Jada had a story to tell and I wanted to hear it。 Putting aside any preconceived thoughts based on what I've seen or read online about her and Will， I wanted to read about how this little black woman from Baltimore who was the child of addicts has navigated through life。 It's been an interesting journey for sure。 I understand a bit more about how she was raised as a seeker and how that has come through in the way she's lived her life and raised her children。 Untraditional women don't always get a fair shake in this world and I admire her journey to finding peace and authenticity， especially in Hollywood。 As far as the book goes， it is well-written and an engaging read。 If you are leaving one-star reviews because you dislike the author， it might be a good time to step away from the keyboard。 Those who are #teamwill should really take a step back and understand that Will is #teamjada。 。。。more
Quintina Jordan
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This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers。 To view it， click here。 As someone who’s more of a fan of Will than Jada， this book made me feel more positive about her。I must say that the book was boring at times and I found it hard to concentrate， but the times that weren’t boring kept me on my toes about what would happen next。I enjoyed hearing her story。 I sympathize with her more。 I used to watch RTT， but stopped watching after “The Entanglement” as I found her hypocritical， but the book made me feel like she’s not as hypocritical as I accused her to be。 I feel As someone who’s more of a fan of Will than Jada， this book made me feel more positive about her。I must say that the book was boring at times and I found it hard to concentrate， but the times that weren’t boring kept me on my toes about what would happen next。I enjoyed hearing her story。 I sympathize with her more。 I used to watch RTT， but stopped watching after “The Entanglement” as I found her hypocritical， but the book made me feel like she’s not as hypocritical as I accused her to be。 I feel for her。 Understand her in a way and I learned some things that I could apply to my own life。 I’d also like to note that after reading Will’s book two years ago， reading Jada’s book filled in some of the stories Will told。 *cough cough* The Jason’s Lyric story。 It was nice to hear her side of it & I agree with her， it wasn’t funny lol。Would I read her book again like I want to reread her husbands？ Absolutely not， but now I do look forward to the book they plan on writing together。 。。。more
Amy Theus
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Her Journey-Satisfying Read It's interesting to read her own words and then listen to the haters。 It's reinforced for me to stay away from gossip。 This was well-written and I could really relate to all of it。 I particularly could relate to what she felt turning 40 yrs old。 I suffer from clinical depression as well。。 I want to thank Jada for being so forthcoming。 It really helped me。 Her Journey-Satisfying Read It's interesting to read her own words and then listen to the haters。 It's reinforced for me to stay away from gossip。 This was well-written and I could really relate to all of it。 I particularly could relate to what she felt turning 40 yrs old。 I suffer from clinical depression as well。。 I want to thank Jada for being so forthcoming。 It really helped me。 。。。more
Inka
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This book is moving， expansive and it just tells a story of a woman who's life has been reduced to her marriage。 The gossips and judgements around the author is a good indication of the misogynist world we live in。 This book sparked my creativity and creates healing to those who read it with an open mind。 This book is moving， expansive and it just tells a story of a woman who's life has been reduced to her marriage。 The gossips and judgements around the author is a good indication of the misogynist world we live in。 This book sparked my creativity and creates healing to those who read it with an open mind。 。。。more
Angelica Lenay
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For so long， Jada has been made out to be the villain of the “Will & Jada” partnership。 I will admit， I also saw her as the villain because I’ve always been a fan of Will。 However， after reading her memoir， I found out she’s not a villain。 She is a misunderstood， painfully honest black woman who is trying to navigate life after so years of trying to check boxes like society tells everyone to do。 She’s creating her happiness after years of depression， trauma， and unprocessed grief。 This happiness For so long， Jada has been made out to be the villain of the “Will & Jada” partnership。 I will admit， I also saw her as the villain because I’ve always been a fan of Will。 However， after reading her memoir， I found out she’s not a villain。 She is a misunderstood， painfully honest black woman who is trying to navigate life after so years of trying to check boxes like society tells everyone to do。 She’s creating her happiness after years of depression， trauma， and unprocessed grief。 This happiness ruffles a lot of feathers because it’s “unconventional”， but she’s walking in her truth with her head held high。 I applaud her bravery and hope that other black women can do the same。 。。。more
Amy
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Regardless of what you feel about Jada as a person/performer， I could take or leave her before reading her memoir， this book was written well。 I dang near highlighted half of it。 The pacing was spot on & even not being a fan， her “origin story” kept me intrigued。 Knowing only basics about her as an actress， she opened up a world of growing up in Baltimore roaming the streets as her single mom worked the night shift leaving her doing what she had to survive。 She went into her connection to Tupac Regardless of what you feel about Jada as a person/performer， I could take or leave her before reading her memoir， this book was written well。 I dang near highlighted half of it。 The pacing was spot on & even not being a fan， her “origin story” kept me intrigued。 Knowing only basics about her as an actress， she opened up a world of growing up in Baltimore roaming the streets as her single mom worked the night shift leaving her doing what she had to survive。 She went into her connection to Tupac which was so interesting to learn。 Stories of sacrifice， married life， children and unresolved trauma， help you feel connected to Jada as a woman， though our lives as women couldn’t be any more different。 Putting our spouse’s and children first and somehow losing ourselves along the way is a universal conflict that goes beyond any barriers， as women we all feel or have felt that way in our lifetime。 She got a bit “hippy dippy” with her spirituality but it didn’t overpower the reader。 Or at least not me。 I definitely finished the book with a new respect for her as a woman trying to be everything to everyone。 。。。more
Traci Thomas
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This was a mess。 Way too long。 There was hope at the start of part 2 but she was unwilling to get vulnerable or craft a compelling story。 Her editor failed。 It’s fake tell all in the sense she gives tons of details on random boring shit （a spiritual trip to Vietnam） but skims over the reasons we’re here （the slap， her open marriage， her “entanglement”）。 Oh and there are self-help prompts to really just add chaos to the mediocrity。
Alice Pinter
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I had to。 There was so much drama around this book I just had to know。 Reading the other reviews， it really wasn't that bad。 Isn't a memoir supposed to be about a single person？ Or did everyone misunderstand what the purpose of this book would be。。。 Jada does a good job of honestly talking about her life and actually spends more time talking about perception and how she has tried to change over the years and how people have influenced her。 She rarely speaks bad about anyone， even Will she admits I had to。 There was so much drama around this book I just had to know。 Reading the other reviews， it really wasn't that bad。 Isn't a memoir supposed to be about a single person？ Or did everyone misunderstand what the purpose of this book would be。。。 Jada does a good job of honestly talking about her life and actually spends more time talking about perception and how she has tried to change over the years and how people have influenced her。 She rarely speaks bad about anyone， even Will she admits her own issues， she doesn't speak for him。 Overall it was pretty good。 Would I read it again？ Probably not。 It wasn't amazing but it wasn't bad。 I will say it does crack me up just how much drama has been centered around this book and her。 At the end of the day， who cares？ I enjoy these memoirs as a purely objective view。 One part I did not love is that Jada tried to make this also a self help book？ Idk take everything here for face value and moved on。 。。。more
Madelene
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Efter allt snack kände jag att jag var tvungen att läsa hennes bok。 Jag måste säga att den till och med var under min förväntan （och min förväntan var INTE hög）。 Jag borde bara ha gett den 1 i betyg utifrån vad som berättas， men den är välskriven så i slutändan landade jag på 2 stjärnor。 Det är en mix av mumbojumbo självhjälp （lite råd om att ta aya huasca）， att hitta sin inre gudinna （inte ett direktcitat） och sjuka mängder "hot gossip"。 Stor fokus på relationen till Tupac （där ju inget av det Efter allt snack kände jag att jag var tvungen att läsa hennes bok。 Jag måste säga att den till och med var under min förväntan （och min förväntan var INTE hög）。 Jag borde bara ha gett den 1 i betyg utifrån vad som berättas， men den är välskriven så i slutändan landade jag på 2 stjärnor。 Det är en mix av mumbojumbo självhjälp （lite råd om att ta aya huasca）， att hitta sin inre gudinna （inte ett direktcitat） och sjuka mängder "hot gossip"。 Stor fokus på relationen till Tupac （där ju inget av det hon säger går att verifiera）， mycket om Will Smith （i ena studen skriver hon hur fantastiskt smart och rolig han är för att i nästa fullständigt trampa ner honom） och hennes barn （deras "homeschooling" och vilka fantastiska individer de är）。 Absolut noll originellt helt enkelt。 。。。more
Kenitra
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|| B O O K R E V I E W ||Okay I’m not gonna lie I was like girl we don’t wanna hear nothing else you gotta say。 And for a moment I was like I don’t even wanna buy this damn book。 But I caved in and got the audio version of @jadapinkettsmith book #Worthy and I am glad that I did。 I read Wills book and he kinda talked about a few of the things she talked about in her book。。。。I love the fact that she place no blame on anyone in this book and she was very open and unapologetic about her actions and || B O O K R E V I E W ||Okay I’m not gonna lie I was like girl we don’t wanna hear nothing else you gotta say。 And for a moment I was like I don’t even wanna buy this damn book。 But I caved in and got the audio version of @jadapinkettsmith book #Worthy and I am glad that I did。 I read Wills book and he kinda talked about a few of the things she talked about in her book。。。。I love the fact that she place no blame on anyone in this book and she was very open and unapologetic about her actions and I love that about her。 At times in the book I wanted to reach out and hug her。 And I wanted to go out and shake her like girl get ya shit together。 。。。I felt like at times I was girl ENOUGH with 2Pac let that man rest in peace。 I know that he’s a big piece of her life but she spent a lot of time talking about him and his life and the things he’s gone through。 。。。I loved they bond and their friendship 2Pac was definitely a real one for sure she really addressed everything we wanted to know from the breakup with Will to how she just wasn’t happen and had to truly find happiness within herself and not with Will。 She told us things we might have felt like we didn’t need to know but glad she told us。 。。。I was on the I don’t like Jada and Team Will and I am still very much team Will but I got more respect for her for telling herself her truth regardless of what the world might think or say。 I really thought we was going to read this book and she bash the hell out of will but she didn’t。 She took actions for her actions and the role she played。 。。。 It just seems like they couldn’t get it together when it came to what they wanted from a partner。 Wills way of showing love and affection was throwing her these over the top parties and taking her around the world。 And buying Her the finer things in life。 And all Jada wanted was more of Will’s time and for him to make some sacrifices for her like she made for him。 。。。more
Karen
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DNF I listened to about 15% - skipping around a bit - but I just can’t。
holly
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Celebrity memoirs are somewhat out of my wheelhouse so my review could be misguided for the genre but I did enjoy this。 I think Jada has been transparent throughout her time in the spotlight， some would maybe argue that her and the whole Smith clan have been too transparent but in my opinion they have not been as honest as I would like。 Rumours have circulated for years about the Smiths and I am glad that this book addresses some of them。 I have noticed that Jada will only address what she canno Celebrity memoirs are somewhat out of my wheelhouse so my review could be misguided for the genre but I did enjoy this。 I think Jada has been transparent throughout her time in the spotlight， some would maybe argue that her and the whole Smith clan have been too transparent but in my opinion they have not been as honest as I would like。 Rumours have circulated for years about the Smiths and I am glad that this book addresses some of them。 I have noticed that Jada will only address what she cannot deny and is always careful not to overshare but I don’t think this took any shine away from her book。 As a fan of pop culture I yearn to know more but I respect that there is a boundary between public and personal。 I disagree with the prevailing idea that Jada has somehow forced her personal life on a captive audience and hope that anyone going into this reads it with an open mind。 Some of the spiritual language was a little syrupy for my taste and I did feel that certain aspects of her story were overstated。 In the earlier sections， as much as I genuinely appreciated reading about her connection with Tupac， I did find myself wishing that we were introduced to her other friends more intimately。 I loved hearing about her girl friends and even about her blonde ex-boyfriend John。 I actually would have liked to learn more about him separately from Tupac but I understand why it was important for Jada to prioritise him and their friendship， particularly for later on in the book and how the grief of his death never quite leaves her。 All in all I found this book really moving。 I think Jada is tenacious and wise — maybe in ways that can be too much， but this doesn’t take away from her charm。 Her ability to overcome inspires me and I like that she never gives up。 Not on herself， her mental health or any of the people in her life。 I won’t lie and pretend that I didn’t want to know more about the inner workings of Jada and Will。 There are still a lot of unanswered questions， but this is not a book about her relationship。 Jada doesn’t really owe us that either。 This is about Jada’s relationship with herself， and I think it’s well worth the read， particularly if you have ever wondered “who even is Jada Pinkett Smith？” 。。。more
Christine
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This woman has been through a lot and has not gotten to really tell her truth。 So glad that this book has given her the opportunity to share what her real story is and not the salacious headlines， blog posts and articles of the opinions of others。 Great Read。
Reader
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Anyone who reads this book is an idiot and likes to waste money。 Don’t give her the satisfaction。 O stars should be an option。
Katen Knight
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This book truly is excellent。 Insightful， raw， vulnerable， gripping， and self-aware。 Jada Pinkett Smith opens up about every aspect of her life that’s ever been put under the microscope and she does so with far more grace than is due to the people who slander her for seemingly no reason。 The reviews that have been left before mine are ALL by people who have not even read the book because the book didn’t even release until today so pay those no mind。 They’ve all been left by people who chose to b This book truly is excellent。 Insightful， raw， vulnerable， gripping， and self-aware。 Jada Pinkett Smith opens up about every aspect of her life that’s ever been put under the microscope and she does so with far more grace than is due to the people who slander her for seemingly no reason。 The reviews that have been left before mine are ALL by people who have not even read the book because the book didn’t even release until today so pay those no mind。 They’ve all been left by people who chose to be hateful and to pre-judge a book they’ve never read all because they’re bitter misogynists， incapable of original thought， it would seem。 Sheep， all of them。 If you’ve pre-judged Jada Pinkett Smith， don’t waste our time by even leaving a review。 Especially if you’ve never read the book。 But if you’ve decided you hate her for being outspoken about her own damn life， don’t bother to even read the book。 We all know you’ll end with the same assessment that you began with if you’re the type of ignoramus who dislikes a woman for speaking about their own life。 We all know the same judgment wouldn’t be made against a man or even a white woman who chose to speak about her own life， childhood， marriage， career， children， etc。 There’s nothing offensive or problematic in this book or in any of the things she’s shared in interviews so it’s clear to see that the hatred is born of misogynoir。 。。。more
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