Best memoir you’ve read?

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Anonymous wrote:Glass Castle by Jeannette Walls

Plus 1

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Craig Ferguson American on Purpose
Tina Fey Bossypants
Colin Jost A Very Punchable Face

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I enjoyed Trevor Noah's - interesting background and experiences (and funny!).

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I thought that Prairie Tale by Melissa Gilbert was pretty interesting, but I loved Little House on the Prairie.

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Kitchen Onfidential by Anthony Bourdain
Stanley Tucchi Taste
Open André Agassi

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The Chiffon Trenches by Andre Leon Talley...an amazing life and chronicle of haute couture from the 1970s to recent times... He saw it all. Audiobook is great

Songteller by Dolly Parton is good.. She is such a kick and so talented. Also on audiobook

We're Going to need more wine by Gabrielle Union

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Anonymous wrote:One more time by carol burnett

Was coming here to say this...it's really good!

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Hitch-22

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I am a huge memoir junkies & you guys have listed the best of the best.

Yes, Rob Lowe’s book is a very juicy + interesting read.
And I agree that Holly Madison did not disappoint w/her memories of life at the Playboy Mansion.

Glass Castle was so much better than I ever expected it would be and Demi Moore and Jessica Simpson bared all.

Also:

Corey Feldman wrote a 💯% juicy memoir that is very heartbreaking to read.
If anyone is an old Hollywood aficionado Lana Turner wrote a great book but even better also her daughter as well.
Included are details re: the Johnny Stompanato death.
Mickey Rooney’s memories are so detailed it’s like a soap opera.

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J Lo wrote a very open version memoir about 5-7 yrs. ago.
I would love to read Mariah Carey’s book as well.
Kris Jenner’s “All Things Kardashian” is as juicy as her previous reality show on E!

Madonna’s brother’s book on her is the most juiciest of them all.
I read the entire book in one day.

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“Wave” about the Sri Lanka tsunami

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Shoe Dog by Phil Knight -- didn't expect this one to be as good as it was!

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Anonymous wrote:I read Lucille balls autobiography many years ago for a school project and actually want to reread it now. I also loved Tina feud bossy pants (I guess there’s a theme here.)

I read Desi Arnaz autobiography many years ago and found it fascinating. He invented the rerun for Lucy. Now I want to read Lucille Balls biography too, since you recommended it.

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Roald Dahl - Boy, and then Going Solo.

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My Beloved World by Justice Sonia Sotomayor, just beautiful.