Lynne Spears

I like this book because Lynne is obviously not a pulitzer writer. And I like that she writes about all of her children equally; basically none of us know about Bryan, but it really helps to see where this woman has come from. She hasn't had an easy life and to bring up one of the biggest pop stars of our time during it all....I give her major kudos.

jB

I read this book in one day, Jury Duty is boring, but this book was not. I expected to hear the stories we've heard through the years about Brit and Jamie Lynn, but what I liked is the faith that Lynn Spears has in her heart and how she loves and trusts God. I love memoirs and will read anyone's, and I am glad I didn't miss this one, although I almost didn't read it because I wasn't sure if this was going to be a 'woe is me' book, but it wasn't.

okay, I know...I'm a little embarrassed for reading this, but it was quick and sort of touching. Clearly the story of folks in over their heads and looking for some sort of redemption/understanding.