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This is me : loving the person you are today / Chrissy Metz ; with Kevin Carr O'Leary.

By: Contributor(s): Publication details: New York, NY : Dey St., an imprint of William Morrow, 2018.Edition: First editionDescription: 308 pages ; 22 cmISBN:
  • 9780062837875 (hc.)
Subject(s): LOC classification:
  • PN2287.M628 A3 2018
Contents:
Introduction -- Use the pretty napkin -- Bottle rocket in a beer bottle -- Too much but not enough -- Bee mindful: Say thank you -- Secret summer -- Be not afraid -- Bee mindful: Preschool rules still apply -- You're here for a reason -- These are the breaks -- Bee mindful: How to be an agent of change in your own life -- Woo me with your words -- Bee mindful: The shrouded supreme -- Lost Angeles -- If nothing changes, nothing changes -- Bee mindful: My new vows -- When you're so thirsty you're dehydrated -- Bee mindful: Don't call him back -- Falling forward -- The not-so-big easy -- Bee mindful: Hurt people hurt people -- Do whatcha wanna do -- Bee mindful: Wear what makes you happy -- Return on the investment -- Bee mindful: The power of an apology -- A reason, a season, or a lifetime -- Bee mindful: Give back to others (and to yourself) -- Forever never fades -- P.S.: A letter from Chrissy to Kate.
Summary: "An inspirational memoir from the star of NBC Television's This Is Us. When This Is Us debuted in fall 2016, a divided America embraced a show that celebrates human connection. The series became America's most watched network show. As Kate Pearson, Chrissy Metz presents a character that has never been seen on television, yet viewers see themselves in her, no matter what they look like or where they come from. Chrissy Metz shares her story with raw honesty. Infused with the same authenticity she brings to her starring role, Chrissy shares how she has applied the lessons she learned from both setbacks and successes. Chrissy Metz grew up in a large family, one that always seemed to be moving, and growing. Her father disappeared one day, leaving her mother to work a series of menial jobs and his children to learn to live with the threat of hunger and the electricity being cut off. When her mother remarried, Chrissy hoped for "normal" but instead experienced a form of mental pain that seemed crafted just for her. The boys who showed her attention did so with strings attached as well, and Chrissy accepted it, because for her, love always came with conditions. When she set out for Los Angeles, it was the first time she had been away from her family and from Florida. And for years, she got barely an audition. So how does a woman with the deck stacked against her radiate such love, beauty and joy? This too is at the heart of This is Me. Christine Metz is an American actress and a singer in her band Chrissy and The Vapors. In early 2018, it was announced that Metz would star in The Impossible Movie, cast as Joyce Smith, the mother of John, a 14-year-old boy who fell through an icy Missouri lake and was proclaimed dead"--Provided by publisher.
Holdings
Item type Current library Call number Status Date due Barcode
700 - 799 Hanover Public Library Shelves BIOG 791.45 METZ (Browse shelf(Opens below)) Available 31906001114025

Introduction -- Use the pretty napkin -- Bottle rocket in a beer bottle -- Too much but not enough -- Bee mindful: Say thank you -- Secret summer -- Be not afraid -- Bee mindful: Preschool rules still apply -- You're here for a reason -- These are the breaks -- Bee mindful: How to be an agent of change in your own life -- Woo me with your words -- Bee mindful: The shrouded supreme -- Lost Angeles -- If nothing changes, nothing changes -- Bee mindful: My new vows -- When you're so thirsty you're dehydrated -- Bee mindful: Don't call him back -- Falling forward -- The not-so-big easy -- Bee mindful: Hurt people hurt people -- Do whatcha wanna do -- Bee mindful: Wear what makes you happy -- Return on the investment -- Bee mindful: The power of an apology -- A reason, a season, or a lifetime -- Bee mindful: Give back to others (and to yourself) -- Forever never fades -- P.S.: A letter from Chrissy to Kate.

"An inspirational memoir from the star of NBC Television's This Is Us. When This Is Us debuted in fall 2016, a divided America embraced a show that celebrates human connection. The series became America's most watched network show. As Kate Pearson, Chrissy Metz presents a character that has never been seen on television, yet viewers see themselves in her, no matter what they look like or where they come from. Chrissy Metz shares her story with raw honesty. Infused with the same authenticity she brings to her starring role, Chrissy shares how she has applied the lessons she learned from both setbacks and successes. Chrissy Metz grew up in a large family, one that always seemed to be moving, and growing. Her father disappeared one day, leaving her mother to work a series of menial jobs and his children to learn to live with the threat of hunger and the electricity being cut off. When her mother remarried, Chrissy hoped for "normal" but instead experienced a form of mental pain that seemed crafted just for her. The boys who showed her attention did so with strings attached as well, and Chrissy accepted it, because for her, love always came with conditions. When she set out for Los Angeles, it was the first time she had been away from her family and from Florida. And for years, she got barely an audition. So how does a woman with the deck stacked against her radiate such love, beauty and joy? This too is at the heart of This is Me. Christine Metz is an American actress and a singer in her band Chrissy and The Vapors. In early 2018, it was announced that Metz would star in The Impossible Movie, cast as Joyce Smith, the mother of John, a 14-year-old boy who fell through an icy Missouri lake and was proclaimed dead"--Provided by publisher.

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