Here's the Story: Surviving Marcia Brady and Finding My True Voice
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Author: Maureen McCormick
Format: Paperback
Number of Pages: 0
Marcia Brady had it all - style, looks, boys, brains and talent. No wonder Jan was jealous! Young women cheered on as Marcia ran for student president and took her driver's test. We swooned when she got the lead role in Romeo and Juliet and sported those groovy ponchos and platform shoes. We understood when Marcia suffered through braces and a slight case of acne. What viewers didn't know about the always sunny, perfect Marcia Brady was that off-screen, the real little girl, Maureen McCormick, was living a very different and not-so-wonderful life. She discloses the devastating effects of a dark secret her mother tried to keep until near the end of her life, and also how that affected her relationship with her parents and five siblings, including a mentally disabled brother with whom she was very close. Sexual abuse, eating disorders, a nearly fatal addiction, and serious depression are also part of her story. Here's the Story is a nostalgic, deeply honest, explosive story of a woman who was and still is a role model for generations of women. What happened off screen? What happened once The Brady Bunch ended? What is the rest of the story of the girl we grew up with and hoped to emulate?
Author: Maureen McCormick
Format: Paperback
Number of Pages: 0
Marcia Brady had it all - style, looks, boys, brains and talent. No wonder Jan was jealous! Young women cheered on as Marcia ran for student president and took her driver's test. We swooned when she got the lead role in Romeo and Juliet and sported those groovy ponchos and platform shoes. We understood when Marcia suffered through braces and a slight case of acne. What viewers didn't know about the always sunny, perfect Marcia Brady was that off-screen, the real little girl, Maureen McCormick, was living a very different and not-so-wonderful life. She discloses the devastating effects of a dark secret her mother tried to keep until near the end of her life, and also how that affected her relationship with her parents and five siblings, including a mentally disabled brother with whom she was very close. Sexual abuse, eating disorders, a nearly fatal addiction, and serious depression are also part of her story. Here's the Story is a nostalgic, deeply honest, explosive story of a woman who was and still is a role model for generations of women. What happened off screen? What happened once The Brady Bunch ended? What is the rest of the story of the girl we grew up with and hoped to emulate?
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NB: This is a secondhand book in very good condition. See our FAQs for more information. Please note that the jacket image is indicative only. A description of our secondhand books is not always available. Please contact us if you have a question about this title.
Author: Maureen McCormick
Format: Paperback
Number of Pages: 0
Marcia Brady had it all - style, looks, boys, brains and talent. No wonder Jan was jealous! Young women cheered on as Marcia ran for student president and took her driver's test. We swooned when she got the lead role in Romeo and Juliet and sported those groovy ponchos and platform shoes. We understood when Marcia suffered through braces and a slight case of acne. What viewers didn't know about the always sunny, perfect Marcia Brady was that off-screen, the real little girl, Maureen McCormick, was living a very different and not-so-wonderful life. She discloses the devastating effects of a dark secret her mother tried to keep until near the end of her life, and also how that affected her relationship with her parents and five siblings, including a mentally disabled brother with whom she was very close. Sexual abuse, eating disorders, a nearly fatal addiction, and serious depression are also part of her story. Here's the Story is a nostalgic, deeply honest, explosive story of a woman who was and still is a role model for generations of women. What happened off screen? What happened once The Brady Bunch ended? What is the rest of the story of the girl we grew up with and hoped to emulate?
Author: Maureen McCormick
Format: Paperback
Number of Pages: 0
Marcia Brady had it all - style, looks, boys, brains and talent. No wonder Jan was jealous! Young women cheered on as Marcia ran for student president and took her driver's test. We swooned when she got the lead role in Romeo and Juliet and sported those groovy ponchos and platform shoes. We understood when Marcia suffered through braces and a slight case of acne. What viewers didn't know about the always sunny, perfect Marcia Brady was that off-screen, the real little girl, Maureen McCormick, was living a very different and not-so-wonderful life. She discloses the devastating effects of a dark secret her mother tried to keep until near the end of her life, and also how that affected her relationship with her parents and five siblings, including a mentally disabled brother with whom she was very close. Sexual abuse, eating disorders, a nearly fatal addiction, and serious depression are also part of her story. Here's the Story is a nostalgic, deeply honest, explosive story of a woman who was and still is a role model for generations of women. What happened off screen? What happened once The Brady Bunch ended? What is the rest of the story of the girl we grew up with and hoped to emulate?
Here's the Story: Surviving Marcia Brady and Finding My True Voice
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