Jessica's ReviewBecause this author has inspired me throughout my teenage years through her successful reality show "Tiny & Toya", I kind of knew what to expect when reading this. This is a memoir/self help book for teenagers struggling to cope with problems they're having at home or women in general. Antonia "Toya" Carter is the Ex-Wife of Lil' Wayne, a mother, a supporter, a fighter, a Louisiana native and overall a woman who has leaped over many bumps in her road. Growing up, her mother was an addict which led to her moving away to live with her aunt at an early age. She would always see her mother with drug dealers around and always wonder why her mother cared more about drugs than her.Throughout the book she gives priceless stories which leads to "Priceless Inspirations" that make you want to forget about all of the bad that are happening in your life and focus on the good to come. Giving many examples of the mistakes she has made makes the book more enjoyable because she says, I've made this mistake, I should have done this, but this is what I'm doing to change that. She keeps you interested with her heart wrenching, but soulful stories that doesn't allow you to put the book down. When reading this you want to keep the pages turning. I often find myself reading books that either have to deal with me or someone that has turned their struggles into success.I would recommend this book to teenage girls and women because of the type of stories she shares. She talks a lot about sex, relationships, heartache, pain, struggles, abandonment, growing up too fast, and being a mother.Most people who read this thought it was going to be a tell-all book about her relationship with Wayne, but it's more of an advice book for women which is what it should have been. If you're looking for "messy" information, this book is not for you. It is for people who need encouragement that comes from Mrs. Wright's "Priceless Inspirations". This book was one of my favorite books. I felt like I could relate to the majority of the subjects that she was talking about. She also gave great advice-advice that you would give to your daughter if you have a close relationship. I also felt like we had a relationship thru her book because of emotions that strikes up in her book. I would highly reccomend this book to women/girls. EVERYONE NEEDS INSPIRATION!
What do You think about Priceless Inspirations (2011)?
It was okay, a little redundant at times.
—Garrett
