My Teenage Dream Ended

By: Farrah Abraham

Narrated by: Farrah Abraham

“I got off the phone and I tried to calm down, but my mind was racing. Derek was the father of the baby I was carrying inside me. He was my first love, my only true love. We hadn’t spoken in more than two months, but crazily I had still hoped we had a future together - me, him, and our baby, as one happy family. It’s every teenage girl’s dream, isn’t it? You meet a boy, you fall in love, and then one day you have a family and grow old together, happily ever after.”

Fans of MTV’s critically acclaimed hit series, Teen Mom, have followed Farrah Abraham’s tumultuous life as a single teen mother. Her fiery, relentless spirit, and her unwavering commitment to getting the best out of life for herself and her daughter, Sophia, in spite of all the drama constantly surrounding her have made her a beloved star and media sensation. Now, in this unflinching, at times heartbreaking, memoir, Farrah reveals the difficult truth about the life that hasn’t been seen on television.

©2012 Farrah Abraham (P)2018 Farrah Abraham

wish i picked something else

Not quite what i expected. i wish now i used my credit for something else

Love the book!

Her story changed my mind about her. Her challenges are real and I have more understanding about her.

Shockingly good!

I did not expect this book to be so good. I have been watching Farrah since her 16 and pregnant episode. This books gives so much background that has never been portrayed on TV. It really helps to understand Farrah more and perhaps why she makes the choices that she does, she’s clearly just reacting severe pain. She is a lot stronger than anyone gives her credit for. She also narrated it very well!

Good

There's more vulgarity than I was expecting, but that's the only "bad" thing about the story. As a fan of the show, I'm glad I listened to it, because now I understand why Farrah is the way she is. Understanding her family's dynamic makes understanding her a lot easier. I'm also happy that she is working towards healing herself.
All around, great book. Farrah is a good writer.

Commas save life’s

Overall the book was good, it gave an insight about Farrah’s life during her relationship with Dereck. Oh My God Farrah does not know how to read! She doesn’t have a sense of why there are periods or commas where they are. She paused during the middle of sentences where she shouldn’t have to pause or she would ramble on when she shouldn’t of. It made it kind of difficult to listen along because of those unnecessary pauses.