Alex McCown of The A.V. Club called Scrappy Little Nobody "worth reading", stating the book is "the tale of an unusual life and oddball persona rising to fame, and it's a damn entertaining one."[4] Kirkus Reviews was more critical, saying that "her attempts at humor often fall flat", and that "Kendrick is a scrappy little somebody now, but she should stick to acting."[5] Vogue described it as "a charming, funny and sometimes probing collection of personal essays."[3] The Winnipeg Free Press complained that the book was "filled with one average anecdote after another", but praised how she was "beautifully candid about the struggles she went through regarding body image as a young, underdeveloped girl and the anxiety with which she continues to grapple".[6] The Buffalo News called it a "semi-satisfying look at what happens when you become a relatively well-known performer at a young age."[7]
Toc: My double life: Origin story --Jaded old chorus girl --Hell, thy name is middle school --Camp --The Mayor of Squaresville --Leaving the nest: A little night music --Moving to LA --Boys: Boys and the terror of being near them --I guess we're doing this, or How does this scene end? --He's just not that interesting --Guys in LA --Hollywood: Fashion --Making movies is a fool's errand --Twilight --Big breaks --Award shows --Scrappy little nobody: My Grandmother's funeral --Fake parties I have planned with the detail of a real party --Batten down the hatches --The world's most reluctant adult --Scrappy little nobody.
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