If you’ve ever been an addict, or have been reading a bit about everything, the book will grip you till the very end. 2,496 likes, 14 comments - TFD THEFILMDER (thefilmder) on Instagram: ' : A Million Little Pieces (2018 film, based on a 2003 book by James Frey) Follow. His acceptance of truth and the courage to take onus for the destruction of his life, body and family without any pretence or lame excuses wins him a wide readership. The reality is monotonous and highly mundane. James portrayal of a rehab and the process involved is commendable. But at the same time his subtle display of sadness and weakness brings out his childlike openness craving for love, care and attention. He comes across as a wasted youth full of anger, hatred, and bodily liquids that at times make you flinch in disgust. An intense, instantly engaging, hard-hitting, yet beautifully written memoir of a life beyond the brink that touches every nerve. But A Million Little Pieces refuses to fit any mold of drug literature. It is a man’s fight against the ever gripping chemical addiction that ends in a void.
The fine detailing make you almost feel the pain…and yes as clichéd as it may sound – it does “send a shiver down your spine”. James work is absolutely honest and refreshing. Rejecting any kind of self-pity, cynicism, the story is a fine balance of sad memoirs, addiction, life in a rehab, human strength, suburban life, family, love, care, crazy stunts and normal routines. A Million Little Pieces is a 2003 book by American writer James Frey, originally marketed as a memoir and subsequently relabeled a semi-fictional novel. It is a wonderfully crafted comprehensive tale of recovery that makes way to your heart.
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