Hollywood Park is a gripping and unforgettable memoir of Mikel Jollett's colorful life. He takes us into the early beginnings of his childhood where he grew up in a cult, escaped, and experienced many hardships throughout his life, wrapped around instability, rejection, abuse, poverty, and addiction.
This particular one stuck out to me because it truly focuses on family and finding love, internally and externally. I did a lot of self-reflection while reading this one and it made me realize how grateful I am for the little things I have, especially a safe and stable household.
I applaud Jollett's ability to overcome his past and speak about his personal struggles, particularly his fear of attachment and addictions. His bravery emanated through these pages, and it is certainly a memoir that I will never forget.
Thank you to Celadon Reads and Libro.fm for an ARC and ALC of this book. All opinions are my own.
This particular one stuck out to me because it truly focuses on family and finding love, internally and externally. I did a lot of self-reflection while reading this one and it made me realize how grateful I am for the little things I have, especially a safe and stable household.
I applaud Jollett's ability to overcome his past and speak about his personal struggles, particularly his fear of attachment and addictions. His bravery emanated through these pages, and it is certainly a memoir that I will never forget.
Thank you to Celadon Reads and Libro.fm for an ARC and ALC of this book. All opinions are my own.