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Zach was at the coffee shop where he waits for his mom to bring him his meds after school. Everything was going just fine while he was waiting, and all Zach could think about was getting a maple bar. While he was thinking of getting one, these two teenage boys broke into the coffee shop. Being that Zach is a schizophrenic, he isn’t sure if these boys are real or not, but by seeing other people’s faces he thinks they may be real. Seeing other people’s reactions really helped Zach. Inside out takes place in a small coffee shop in a city during the late afternoon of a weekday. The reason the coffee shop is important to the book is because that is where the robbery takes place. Happening in the late afternoon is important to the story because the longer Zach waits the more he needs his medicine. Demi also details some of her experiences working on several movies and other projects she’s been involved with over the years. Though I was really young when a lot of them were hits, I found these parts of the story interesting. People I would recommend this to would be every teenager because of the fact that we all think that our life is hard and nobody understands. If teens are able to enjoy and read this book it would show that maybe your life is great and that you should appreciate what you have and what you don’t have. Some of the movie's scenes are sad and scary. Is it OK for a kids' movie to not be cheerful and silly all the time? How much scary stuff can young kids handle?

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Itzkoff, Dave. "Demi Moore: 'My life unravelled. I had no career. No relationship' ". The Irish Times . Retrieved October 26, 2019. I think this is one of my favorite memoirs and I’m glad I made the choice to listen to the audiobook. I loved that it was narrated by Demi. Though Demi's parents let her down time and again, she kept hoping her mother would change and become someone she could count on. It never happened. When Demi was 15, her mother would take her to bars, and Demi felt like she was bait for men, as well as Ginny's designated driver - though Demi had no driver's license. Demi observes "[Ginny's] self-absorption and suicide attempts came at my expense." As a result Demi made up her mind to NOT be like her mother. It's truly amazing she survived such a hardscrabble life with a volatile mother and found her way to Hollywood. Her young marriage makes sense and I wonder what would have happened to her if she hadn't been successful on General Hospital.

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sounds like the perfect life. But as I would soon find out, if you carry a well of shame and unresolved trauma inside of you, no amount of money, no measure of success or celebrity, can fill it." I’m sorry Demi was raped - age 15. She could bitch all she needed to about the slimy asshole as far as I was concerned. Tell the world what she learn: The characters in Inside Out learn and demonstrate many important character strengths -- teamwork, communication, self-control, compassion, perseverance, integrity, and empathy. Why are these important? Demi Moore - born Demetria Guynes in Roswell, New Mexico in 1962 - is an American actress and film producer. Demi had an unruly upbringing with her nomadic parents, Ginny and Danny Guynes, who were always dodging trouble and bill collectors. Demi writes, "My dad was driven to succeed. He worked hard and he played hard. Sometimes too hard." Danny drank, got into fights, and scammed and conned people. Demi recalls, "Both of my parents had what you might call a relaxed relationship with the truth but I think my dad actually got joy out of feeling he could get one over on someone."

I do admit that it’s okay to feel. I do think that childhood memories play an important part in the formation of personality. And I do value the role of Sadness in the processing of these and other emotions. But I feel less Joy than Anger, less Sadness than Disgust as this film draws to a close.