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Sep 16, 2008 · Britney Spears wanted to sing ever since she was a little girl. But the years of sacrifices, auditions, performances, albums, fame, and paparazzi left the little Louisiana family swept up and spun around, and nothing turned out the way anyone ever imagined or wanted.
Through the Storm: A Real Story of Fame and Family in a Tabloid World is a memoir by Lynne Spears that she co-wrote with Lorilee Craker. The memoir is about Lynne's daughters: Britney and Jamie Lynn. The book was announced in 2007 and published on September 16, 2008, by Thomas Nelson, a Christian publisher.
- Lynne Spears
- 2008
Jul 28, 2011 · Candid and touching, the stories show the heart of a mother who struggles to keep faith through life's twists and turns. From there to here -- Kentwood -- Good-looking Southern man -- Close call -- Wrecking balls -- Sweet and bitter -- Witnessing a miracle -- Friendships -- The...
Lynne shares how fame forever changed their family; her regrets letting managers, agents, and record companies direct the lives of her children; the challenges that shaped Lynne and Jamies failed marriage and how they affected Bryan, Britney, and Jamie Lynn; the startling events that led to Britneys breakdown; the aftermath of Jamie Lynns ...
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- Lynne Spears
But the years of sacrifices, auditions, performances, albums, fame, and paparazzi left the little Louisiana family swept up and spun around, and nothing turned out the way anyone ever imagined...
May 20, 2021 · Through the storm : the real story of fame and family in a tabloid world. Speaking out for the first time, Spears offers a rarely glimpsed view of herself and her family--including celebrity daughters Britney and Jamie Lynn, son Bryan, and ex-husband Jamie.
The mother of singer Britney Spears and her two siblings relates the sorrows and joys that the family has shared, discussing her failed marriage, the effects of Britney's rapid rise to fame, and the arrival of grandchildren.
- Lynne Spears
