Books about Britney?

[PMK]

I'm sorry if this thread was already created but I couldn't find anything about it.

Apart from The Woman in Me, is there any other book about Britney worth reading?
Has anyone read Inside the Dream by Steve Dennis?

[LizeS_]

Well, there's a new biography out. Has anyone read it? 

Britney: Breaking Free: The Unauthorized Biography (Hardcover) | McNally Jackson Books

WWW.MCNALLYJACKSON.COM

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McNally Jackson is an independent bookstore with five New York locations.

 

[PMK]

Just now, LizeS_ said:

Well, there's a new biography out. Has anyone read it? 

Britney: Breaking Free: The Unauthorized Biography (Hardcover) | McNally Jackson Books

WWW.MCNALLYJACKSON.COM

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McNally Jackson is an independent bookstore with five New York locations.

 

I had no idea. Will take a look. Thanks!

[Gutterguppy]

32 minutes ago, PMK said:

I'm sorry if this thread was already created but I couldn't find anything about it.

Apart from The Woman in Me, is there any other book about Britney worth reading?
Has anyone read Inside the Dream by Steve Dennis?

I've read Inside the Dream. It was interesting. 

[Arianna]

I enjoyed Inside the Dream!

[PMK]

Any insights? @Arianna and @Gutterguppy

[Gutterguppy]

12 minutes ago, PMK said:

Any insights? @Arianna and @Gutterguppy

A lot of it is info you probably would know as a fan (I believe it only went up until she was put in the conservatorship or a few years into it).  I enjoyed some of the psychological reasonings he gave on the dynamics of her family (e.g. he mentioned that Lynne saw Britney as an extension of her, like a doll or plaything to dress up as, and not so much as a daughter), but there were some minute details he got incorrect, like which songs belonged on which albums, that I thought was strange and didn't understand why he didn't research or proofread. 

But overall, I would say it's a decent 'starter' book that's not exploitative or anything like that. 

Edited August 27 by Gutterguppy

[PMK]

22 minutes ago, Gutterguppy said:

A lot of it is info you probably would know as a fan (I believe it only went up until she was put in the conservatorship or a few years into it).  I enjoyed some of the psychological reasonings he gave on the dynamics of her family (e.g. he mentioned that Lynne saw Britney as an extension of her, like a doll or plaything to dress up as, and not so much as a daughter), but there were some minute details he got incorrect, like which songs belonged on which albums, that I thought was strange and didn't understand why he didn't research or proofread. 

But overall, I would say it's a decent 'starter' book that's not exploitative or anything like that. 

Thanks! That was helpful.

I'll give it a try.

[Arianna]

I don’t remember really, it’s been years but I felt like there were things I didn’t know I remember it talking about her getting wasted on that VMA night