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Lena Dunham’s memoir about people-pleasing sure airs a lot of grievances

“Famesick” chronicles Dunham’s rapid ascent with “Girls,” and details the many relationships that have soured in her quest “to make others happy.”

Ashley Fetters Maloy
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