Scrappy Little Nobody

Anna is hilarious, I adore her with every fibre. As I was reading this memoir, all I could think of was, a "scrappy little nobody". The way she relived her past through the pages of this book are told in such humorous, yet respectable manner.

She talks about her struggles of being small as a child, and how she grew up being a child actress. She tells stories about her adventures with her older brother, and shenanigans she got into with friends. By the end, it felt like she was sitting right across from me telling me stories. I found myself laughing out loud, more than I was laughing in my head. If you like Anna, I'd pick this up right now. If you don't like Anna, I'd consider picking up this book right now, because you will after.