Name: Making a Scene
ISBN: 9781982188542

Constance Wu

Making a Scene

The narrative structure is kind of mish-mashed, but the stories at the heart of this are beautifully written. 

cee 

Angelyn Francis

Her writing style is simple, but honest and vulnerable. It wasn't a challenging read, but a good read nonetheless.

Dhanya 

** spoiler alert **
           I teared up while reading about her experience with sexual harassment,but what I appreciated most was how she finds beauty in the complexity of humans and how she remembers even the kindness of strangers who helped her when she needed it,her sweet neighbours,her former workplaces,and also how she found peace while navigating her parents’ tumultuous marriage. Constance also reminds us that it’s okay to feel,the good and the bad and the ugly and that it is through feeling that we find resolution from old traumas. This book is also a testament to her resilience,not just as an actress who got her big break,but also as a human being,wrestling with the complexities of life. I wish her all the best in the next phase of her life and career.

(Bre)anne✨

TW to be added later

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Helen 

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Connie Meade

Making a Scene

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