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Friends, Lovers, and the Big Terrible Thing: A Memoir

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*Friends, Lovers, and the Big Terrible Thing* is Matthew Perry's candid and poignant memoir that takes readers behind the scenes of the hit sitcom "Friends" and delves into his struggles with addiction.

From childhood ambitions to fame, the actor shares his journey, including a life-threatening health scare that led to recovery. Perry provides a heartfelt and humorous account of his fractured family, the desire for recognition, and the void that fame couldn't fill.

With self-awareness and sincerity, he reflects on sobriety and the lasting impact of "Friends." The memoir is an intimate and eye-opening exploration of Perry's life, offering insights into addiction and recovery.

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Shervin Maddah
Journey Into the World of Addiction

While this memoir is a fantastic deep dive into the life and mind of Mathew Perry for a fan by learning about his life; it is more a guide to understand the basics and difficulties of being an addict for those who do not struggle with addiction. It clearly discusses the difficulties in battling innate urges that are very difficult to subdue, if at all.

Additionally it can greatly help those suffering with addiction to perhaps understand their condition; and subsequently themselves a lot more.

I would highly suggest this book; whether you are just a fan of Mathew or for any reason need to understand the blight of addiction more.