Jada Pinkett Smith writes memoir about family, acting, relationships, mental health and the public narratives built around a long celebrity marriage. Worthy moves from childhood in Baltimore and early friendships through Hollywood, motherhood and her relationship with Will Smith, while also discussing depression, addiction within her family history and periods of separation. The book repeatedly returns to the difference between external success and an unstable sense of self, using spiritual searching and personal reflection rather than a simple career chronology. Pinkett Smith's prose is candid, self-analytical and shaped by the perspective of someone revisiting heavily publicised events from inside them. Worthy fits celebrity memoir, relationship memoir and entertainment autobiography. Read more Less
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