I Want to Be Where the Normal People Are Free Audiobook Download by Rachel Bloom

Rachel Bloom is a fearless creator. She tackles topics no one else will touch on because she is ready to make a statement and she has the skills to make it. I think the most important thing that Rachel does in her work is not what you think, but what you know.

Rachel Bloom narrates the audiobook of her show and it's so freaking cute. She does a great job with this book that tells you how to make your life more normal. This book is funny and it's always entertaining.

This book is perfect for anyone who wants to be different in a world where everyone is the same. The audiobook is beautifully narrated by Rachel Bloom, who gives life to each and every emotion and character in this book.

This is a beautiful audiobook about mental illness. I've given it 5 stars because of Rachel's raw vulnerability, honesty, and vulnerability to her mother’s illness. It explains in detail the deep seeded thoughts that go through a person's head as they're going through psychosis and gives insight into how they feel while they're in that state.

"I Want to be Where the Normal People Are" is a song from the musical "Wicked", written by Stephen Schwartz. It tells the story of Elphaba, a green girl who has left her life in Munchkinland and sets out to find where "the normal people are." It's one of the most well-known songs from the show and it's among their most popular songs.

I Want to Be Where the Normal People Are is a delightful audiobook by Rachel Bloom. I am not a fan of audiobooks but this one was easy to listen to because it was narrated by Bloom herself. The story chronicles the life of Harleigh who is a normal girl who spends her time taking selfies, playing Pokemon Go and watching Netflix. However, she soon realizes that all her friends are on Instagram and Snapchat so her life starts feeling empty. Harleigh decides it's time for her to get out of her comfort zone and venture into the "real world" which includes exploring new places, meeting new people, and trying new things like working at Starbucks. This book is written in second person which made it easy for me to relate personally