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The Third Gilmore Girl: A Memoir
0- Candid memoir by actress Kelly Bishop, chronicling her six-decade career in show business
- Features anecdotes from her roles in A Chorus Line, Dirty Dancing, and Gilmore Girls
- Highlights her Tony Award-winning performance in A Chorus Line and iconic role as Emily Gilmore
- Reflects on personal experiences including marriage to a compulsive gambler and advocacy for women’s rights
- Offers life lessons and insights gained throughout her remarkable journey
- Described as a warm, unapologetic, and spirited narrative celebrating her life and career
- Encourages readers with the message of resilience and continuous growth
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Loud: Accept the Life You Deserve
0- Title: “Loud: Accept Nothing Less Than the Life You Deserve” by Drew Afualo (Audible Audio Edition)
- Read by the author, Drew Afualo, known as the “Crusader for Women
- Combines elements of a manual, manifesto, and memoir to inspire and empower
- Advocates for self-confidence and challenges patriarchal thinking about women and femmes
- Drew Afualo has over nine million followers on social media platforms
- Critiques sexist content and other forms of bigotry prevalent on social media since 2020
- Recognized for her signature laugh, symbolizing a feminist movement against misogyny
- Produced by Macmillan Audio from AUWA Books
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A Southern Woman’s Guide to Laughing at Life
0- Inspirational story by comedian Leanne Morgan about navigating life’s challenges as a woman
- Addresses topics like diet trends, perimenopause, and middle-aged rock concerts
- Morgan, a woman over fifty from rural Tennessee, defies industry expectations in comedy
- Shares personal anecdotes including her upbringing as a butcher’s daughter and her comedic journey
- Emphasizes embracing aging and finding comfort in one’s identity
- Combines humor and warmth, making it a relatable read for many
- Published by Convergent Books on September 24, 2024, with 240 pages
- Recognized by Reese Witherspoon for its humor and relatability
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Lovely One: A Memoir
0- #1 New York Times Bestseller, memoir by Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson
- Chronicles her life as the first Black woman appointed to the U.S. Supreme Court
- Traces her family’s journey from segregation to her historic confirmation in one generation
- Justice Jackson shares her upbringing and pride in her heritage instilled by her educator parents
- Highlights her achievements, including being an oratory champion and graduating magna cum laude from Harvard
- Offers insights into balancing a demanding legal career with marriage and motherhood
- Inspires readers, particularly those with ambitious dreams, to strive for a more just world
- Scheduled for publication by Random House on September 3, 2024
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Framed: True Stories of Wrongful Convictions
0- John Grisham’s first nonfiction work since “The Innocent Man
- Collaborates with Jim McCloskey, a prominent figure in the innocence movement
- Features ten true stories of wrongful convictions in the American justice system
- Explores themes of injustice, racism, misconduct, and corruption in court proceedings
- Highlights the struggles faced by innocent individuals during their fight for exoneration
- Offers an inside look at the challenges of proving innocence after a guilty verdict
- Includes a downloadable PDF with additional notes and acknowledgments
- Presented with Grisham’s signature suspenseful storytelling style
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If You Tell: A True Story of Sisterhood
0- A bestselling true-crime book by Gregg Olsen, featured on major bestseller lists including Wall Street Journal and New York Times
- Tells the harrowing story of sisters Nikki, Sami, and Tori Knotek, who endured severe abuse from their mother, Shelly
- Explores the sisters’ journey of survival and the strong bond they formed in the face of unimaginable horrors
- Covers their escape from a life of torture, culminating in multiple murders tied to their mother’s sadistic behavior
- Highlights themes of resilience, empowerment, and the fight for justice after years of trauma
- The book is described as both shocking and empowering, shedding light on a dark family secret
- Published by Thomas & Mercer on December 1, 2019, with a print length of 431 pages
- Features accessibility options including text-to-speech and enhanced typesetting
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Lovely One: A Memoir
0- #1 New York Times Bestseller highlighting the life of Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson
- First Black woman appointed to the Supreme Court of the United States
- Chronicles her family’s journey from segregation to her historic confirmation
- Title “Ketanji Onyika” means “Lovely One,” reflecting her heritage and upbringing
- Shares her experiences as an oratory champion and magna cum laude graduate from Harvard
- Discusses challenges in the legal profession and balancing career with family life
- Inspires readers with a message of hope and ambition for a more just world
- Published by Random House, available in hardcover with 432 pages
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Elon Musk: Audible Audio Edition
0- #1 New York Times bestseller by Walter Isaacson, known for biographies of Steve Jobs and others
- An intimate portrayal of Elon Musk, a controversial innovator in electric vehicles, space exploration, and AI
- Explores Musk’s challenging childhood in South Africa, including bullying and a tumultuous relationship with his father
- Depicts Musk’s complex personality: tough yet vulnerable, with extreme mood swings and a high tolerance for risk
- Chronicles significant milestones in Musk’s career, including SpaceX’s rocket launches and Tesla’s car sales
- Highlights Musk’s reflections on his crisis-driven mindset and his acquisition of Twitter
- Draws on two years of in-depth research, including interviews with Musk and those close to him
- Raises questions about the relationship between Musk’s personal struggles and his drive for innovation
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The Woman in Me: Audible Edition
0- Best Book of the Year recognition from multiple prestigious outlets including Elle and NPR
- Over 2 million copies sold of the memoir, which became a #1 New York Times bestseller
- Described as “moving,” “powerful,” and “poignant” by various media
- Explores themes of freedom, fame, motherhood, survival, faith, and hope
- Inspired by Britney Spears’s impactful court testimony in June 2021
- Highlights her incredible journey and the strength of a pop music icon
- Written with candor and humor, emphasizing the power of music and love
- Advocates for women telling their stories on their own terms
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Charlie Chaplin vs. America: Art, Sex, Politics
0- Title: Charlie Chaplin vs. America: When Art, Sex, and Politics Collided
- Written by bestselling biographer Scott Eyman, detailing Chaplin’s exile during the postwar Red Scare
- Examines the impact of political criticism and xenophobia on Chaplin’s film career
- Highlights Chaplin’s controversial sexual interests and multiple marriages, including a paternity suit
- Discusses how his sexuality was used against him by political opponents
- Chronicles his life in Switzerland after being denied re-entry to the US and his last two films in London
- Praised as a significant survey of Chaplin’s life and artistry, reflecting on themes of cancel culture
- Published by Simon & Schuster, available from October 31, 2023, with 428 pages
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Presidential Assessments: From Washington to Biden
0- Instant #1 New York Times and USA Today nonfiction bestseller
- Assesses all American presidents from Washington to Biden, focusing on their lives, policies, and legacies
- Authored by Bill O’Reilly and Martin Dugard, known for the bestselling “Killing” series
- Features extensive research revealing new historical facts, including personal insights like George Washington’s relationship with his mother
- Provides entertaining and insightful portraits of each president, offering commentary on their achievements and shortcomings
- Explores the roles of first ladies and the long-lasting impact of presidential decisions
- Engaging writing style makes it appealing for readers interested in history, politics, and current affairs, especially during election seasons
- Published by Macmillan Audio, set for release on September 10, 2024
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Be Ready for Luck: A Memoir
0- Memoir by Ina Garten, known as the Barefoot Contessa and Food Network icon
- Offers an intimate and entertaining account of her life journey and career
- Chronicles her transition from a bureaucratic job to becoming a bestselling author and television host
- Shares personal challenges, adventures, and life lessons learned along the way
- Emphasizes the importance of pursuing what you love and being prepared for opportunities
- Written in Ina’s signature playful and purposeful storytelling style
- Scheduled for publication on October 1, 2024, by Crown
- Includes features like text-to-speech, screen reader support, and enhanced typesetting
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The Book of Murder: A Prosecutor’s Journey
0- Authored by Matt Murphy, a former senior deputy district attorney and ABC News legal analyst
- Explores murder cases from Murphy’s 26-year career, including 17 years in the Homicide Unit
- Combines elements of a prosecutor’s handbook, personal memoir, and analysis of murder
- Reflects on the impact of murder cases on his personal life and pursuit of justice for victims
- Provides an insider’s perspective on notable cases like Skylar Deleon and Rodney Alcala
- Humanizes the role of prosecutors and the emotional toll of their work
- Aimed at true-crime enthusiasts seeking in-depth and engaging narratives
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Greenlights: Audible Edition by Matthew McConaughey
0- Number-one New York Times Best Seller and acclaimed memoir by Academy Award-winning actor Matthew McConaughey
- Offers unflinching honesty, unconventional wisdom, and life lessons learned over 50 years
- Named one of the Best Books of the Year by The Guardian
- Chronicles McConaughey’s experiences, insights, and reflections documented in diaries over 35 years
- Explores themes of success, meaning, stress reduction, and personal growth through the concept of “catching greenlights
- Combines humor, poetry, and personal stories to create an engaging narrative
- Serves as both a love letter to life and a practical guide to navigating life’s challenges
- Encourages readers to embrace life’s ups and downs, recognizing that difficult times can eventually lead to positive outcomes
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The Third Gilmore Girl: A Memoir
0- Candid memoir by award-winning actress Kelly Bishop, spanning six decades in show business
- Highlights her iconic roles in A Chorus Line, Dirty Dancing, and Gilmore Girls
- Reflects on personal experiences, including marriage to a compulsive gambler and losses faced
- Shares life lessons learned throughout her remarkable career and personal journey
- Features a collection of personal and professional photographs
- Offers witty insights and a genuine celebration of her life and achievements
- Published by Gallery Books on September 17, 2024, in hardcover format
- Contains 256 pages, weighing 2.31 pounds, with dimensions of 6 x 1 x 9 inches
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Who’s That Girl?: Eve’s Must-Read Memoir
0- Autobiography of Grammy-winning rapper and actor Eve, detailing her multifaceted career
- Chronicles Eve’s rise from the Mill Creek Projects in West Philadelphia to international stardom
- Highlights her historic achievements, including her solo debut album reaching number one on the Billboard 200
- Discusses challenges faced by female rappers in a male-dominated industry
- Shares personal struggles with mental health, fertility issues, and balancing motherhood with a career
- Reveals insights from her work on a controversial talk show and her experiences in Hollywood
- Explores her musical legacy and the internal battles she faced throughout her career
- Aims to inspire readers with Eve’s journey of resilience and empowerment
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Be Ready When Luck Happens: A Memoir
0- Ina Garten, known as the Barefoot Contessa, shares her personal memoir in “Be Ready When the Luck Happens
- The book offers an intimate, entertaining, and inspiring account of her journey from a challenging childhood to becoming a cultural icon
- Garten recounts her transition from a bureaucratic job in D.C. to owning a specialty food store in the Hamptons
- The memoir reveals her hard work, audacious choices, and attention to detail that contributed to her success
- Readers will discover the important life lessons Ina learned, such as pursuing what you love and being prepared for opportunities
- The audiobook edition includes a downloadable PDF with recipes and images from the book
- Ina’s storytelling style is characterized by playfulness and purpose, making her experiences relatable and engaging
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Who Could Ever Love You: Memoir
0- Instant New York Times and USA Today nonfiction bestseller
- A memoir by Mary Trump, exploring her family’s dynamics and the impact of patriarch Fred Trump
- Highlights the struggles of Freddy Trump, Mary’s father, and his quest for approval from his father
- Explores themes of ambition, cruelty, and the emotional toll on family members
- Mary Trump shares her vulnerabilities and the challenges she faced after her parents’ divorce
- Offers a critical perspective on the Trump family’s legacy and its broader implications
- Scheduled for publication on September 10, 2024, by St. Martin’s Press
- Recognized as a Best Book of September by People Magazine and featured in The Week
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What in the World?!: A Southern Woman’s Guide
0- Inspirational story from comedian Leanne Morgan, praised by Reese Witherspoon
- Humorously discusses modern womanhood, including diet trends and middle age challenges
- Breaks stereotypes as a successful woman over fifty from rural Tennessee
- Shares personal anecdotes about hormones, relationships, and aging with humor
- Chronicles her journey from a butcher’s daughter to a rising comedy star
- Emphasizes the importance of finding one’s voice and embracing life’s curveballs
- Combines warmth and humor, making it a must-listen for fans of comedy
- Highlights the positive outcomes that can arise from life’s unexpected challenges
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When Luck Strikes: A Memoir
0- Ina Garten, known as the Barefoot Contessa, shares her personal journey in her memoir “Be Ready When the Luck Happens
- The memoir offers an intimate and entertaining account of her life, filled with personal challenges and unexpected career twists
- Garten’s storytelling is characterized by her signature playfulness and attention to detail
- The book chronicles her transition from a difficult childhood to becoming a bestselling cookbook author and Food Network personality
- It highlights key life lessons, encouraging readers to pursue their passions and embrace opportunities
- The memoir is published by Crown and will be available in hardcover on October 1, 2024
- It spans 320 pages and features Garten’s unmistakable voice and style
