When God Doesn’t Fix It, Laura Story Finds Hope in a Broken Story
When God Doesn’t Fix It is Laura Story’s memoir about a brain tumor that was removed, a recovery that went … Read more
Memoir
Shoe Dog Shows Nike Nearly Went Bust, and I Loved Every Page
Shoe Dog is the most honest business memoir I have read in years, mostly because Phil Knight admits how often … Read more
In the Shadow of Eight Review: Fame, Family, and a Lost Childhood
In the Shadow of Eight: Surviving the Reality of My Childhood by Collin Gosselin is a memoir about the painful … Read more
Fictional Selves Summary and Review, Kyle MacLachlan’s Flops Built a Better Life
Fictional Selves is Kyle MacLachlan’s 2026 memoir about the strange double life of an actor whose characters outlive the moment … Read more
What Could Possibly Go Right Summary, Danny Meyer’s Failures Pay Off
What Could Possibly Go Right? is Danny Meyer’s confession of everything that went wrong, and that is exactly why it … Read more
The Savage Mind: A Reckoning with America’s Violent Legacy
The Savage Mind is not a metaphor. It is a diagnosis. In his most personal and ambitious book to date, … Read more
The Steps by Sylvester Stallone Summary, Raw Grit and a Few Tall Tales
The Steps by Sylvester Stallone is a 2026 memoir that covers only eight years of an 80-year life, the stretch … Read more
Wilt Chamberlain’s Confessions: The 20,000 Women, the 100-Point Game, and Others
Wilt Chamberlain’s 1973 autobiography reveals the truth behind his 20,000 women claim, his feud with Bill Russell, and the private … Read more
Swan Song Review, Charles Spencer’s Loving and Vengeful Diana Memoir
Swan Song: Diana, My Sister is Charles Spencer’s 384-page memoir of growing up beside Princess Diana and of the six … Read more
Freedom by Angela Merkel Review, Candid on the GDR, Stubborn on Putin
Freedom: Memoirs 1954-2021 by Angela Merkel is the most revealing book a German chancellor has ever written about growing up … Read more
Pope Francis Hope (Spera) Review: The First Papal Memoir That’s Actually Worth Reading
Pope Francis Hope Spera The Autobiography offers an unusually personal look at the life, faith, struggles, and papacy of Jorge … Read more
The Serviceberry Review: Why Gift Economies Beat Capitalism
Robin Wall Kimmerer’s The Serviceberry argues that nature’s gift economies offer a powerful alternative to market capitalism. Read this deep … Read more
The Stranger Beside Me: The Haunting True Crime Classic That Redefined the Genre
The Stranger Beside Me: Ted Bundy: The Shocking Inside Story by Ann Rule is one of the rare books that … Read more
The Wound Is Where the Light Enters Review: Chris Young’s Powerful Memoir
The Wound Is Where the Light Enters review: Can a person rebuild his life after being sentenced to life in … Read more
The Age of Magical Overthinking: A Brilliant, Messy Mirror for Your Biased Brain
The Age of Magical Overthinking: Notes on Modern Irrationality by Amanda Montell is a blend of cultural criticism, personal memoir, … Read more
Halal Sex Review: Muslim Women’s Intimate Lives Exposed & Silenced
Halal Sex: The Intimate Lives of Muslim Women in North America by Sheima Benembarek is the book that finally breaks … Read more
Seven Necessary Sins for Women and Girls Review, Bold Rage, Real Flaws
The Seven Necessary Sins for Women and Girls is Mona Eltahawy’s 2019 feminist manifesto that tells women to stop apologizing … Read more
One Man In Review, the Banned SAS Memoir That Thrills and Unsettles
One Man In is Christian “Chris” Craighead’s first-person account of the twenty-two hours he spent fighting al-Shabaab gunmen inside the … Read more
First They Erased Our Name Review, a Stateless Boy’s Unerased Voice
First They Erased Our Name: A Rohingya Speaks is a memoir by Habiburahman, written with Sophie Ansel and translated by … Read more
Of Blood and Fire by Jahanara Imam: A Mother’s Diary of Bangladesh’s 1971 Genocide
Do you know what it feels like to send your own son to war, knowing he might never come back, … Read more
The Emergence of Pakistan: The Inside Story of Pakistan’s Birth
Ever wonder why a book written by a civil servant tells you more about the birth of a nation than … Read more