The House of My Mother

Sherry Frankie's "The House of My Mother" offers a firsthand account of growing up as a child influencer within a seemingly idyllic family vlogging empire.

The memoir exposes the dark underbelly of the family's public image, revealing the abuse and neglect Sherry and her siblings endured.

It serves as a cautionary tale about the exploitation of children in the online world and the importance of critical media consumption.

The book is likely to spark conversations about child welfare, the ethics of family vlogging, and the impact of social media on family dynamics.

It also highlights the resilience and courage of Sherry in breaking her silence and advocating for other child influencers.