What a cute picture.
After the AP received an early copy of Through the Storm by Lynne Spears, US nicely summarized it:
--She denies pushing Britney into show business, adding that her daughter was always focusing on achievement. (Performing by age 3, Britney was constantly practicing to the music of Madonna and Whitney Houston; friends claimed she'd be a Broadway star.)
--She says she first felt she was losing control of Britney after the debut of " ... Baby One More Time," when she posed in panties and a bra for a 1999 Rolling Stone story.
--She says she felt "shock and dismay" at seeing her daughter shave her head, at her brief marriages to Jason Alexander and Kevin Federline and her highly publicized custody battles over her two children.
--She writes that she felt "punched in the stomach" when she learned that Jamie Lynn Spears was pregnant at age 16. (Lynne famously sold the story to OK! magazine for $1 million.)
--She praises Federline as a "caring daddy" and says Britney is "an amazing mother," but only when at her best.
--She fondly remembers Justin Timberlake, but says the willful nature of the young couple helped break them up.
--She writes that she was distraught as then-manager Sam Lufti told her he was grinding pills and putting them in Britney's food, hoping to induce a coma that would enable doctors to cure her of all addictions. She calls her daughter's two hospitalizations this year a "turning point"
--She says she first felt she was losing control of Britney after the debut of " ... Baby One More Time," when she posed in panties and a bra for a 1999 Rolling Stone story.
--She says she felt "shock and dismay" at seeing her daughter shave her head, at her brief marriages to Jason Alexander and Kevin Federline and her highly publicized custody battles over her two children.
--She writes that she felt "punched in the stomach" when she learned that Jamie Lynn Spears was pregnant at age 16. (Lynne famously sold the story to OK! magazine for $1 million.)
--She praises Federline as a "caring daddy" and says Britney is "an amazing mother," but only when at her best.
--She fondly remembers Justin Timberlake, but says the willful nature of the young couple helped break them up.
--She writes that she was distraught as then-manager Sam Lufti told her he was grinding pills and putting them in Britney's food, hoping to induce a coma that would enable doctors to cure her of all addictions. She calls her daughter's two hospitalizations this year a "turning point"
First, Lynne Spears should never be surprised at anything, ever. Britney Spears, according to Lynne, was drinking, doing drugs, and having sex with football players before she could drive. When Britney flashes her crotch or marries a random back-up dancer, Lynne should rejoice because it's actually a step up.
Don't buy this book. Even if Borders runs a Buy One, Get a BJ special on this abomination, don't buy it.
