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Miranda Sings, the comedic alter ego of Star 101 comedian Colleen Ballinger, opens her pages for the first time in this humorous diary. Readers find a blend of personal glimpses—baby‑book entries, poetic reflections from her teenage years, confessions about dating life—and behind‑the‑scenes stories of her rise to internet stardom.
First publish date: 2018
Genre: Memoir/Personal Memoir
Authors: Miranda Sings
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