“”Find the people who support you to be what you want to be, who push you to be your very best, and if you find yourself in a room with someone who doesn’t make you feel that way, leave immediately.””
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I remember watching Drake and Josh in high school, and really enjoying the on screen relationship between Josh Peck and Drake Bell. I don’t like to “review” a memoir, but I will say, reading Josh Peck’s Happy People are Annoying was really eye opening.
He admits right up from that he was not one of the child/teen celebs that was abused while working in Hollywood. However, after wrapping the final episode of Drake and Josh, his life does spiral for a while.
It was interesting to read the highs and the lows, and hear about this celebrity who jumped on the social media influencer bandwagon early.
I haven’t seen Josh in anything since that Nickelodeon show – and in the final chapter (written in 2020/2021) he alludes to a new Disney+ show that he was cast for, so of course I had to IMDB him to see what it was (Hi! I don’t watch much television anymore!).
Peck writes like he is sitting down over coffee and talking to a friend, making the writing style comfortable and welcoming.
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