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This memoir expands the craft explored in Lacey’s last book but offers a nakedness of spirit that few artists have explored as deftly as she does.
A clever, heartfelt, and nostalgic look at Hirsch’s childhood, from his pre-history to the day he moved out of his parents’ home.
In this lively memoir, Clinton provides a singular account of his commitment to improving people’s lives worldwide and considered reflections on how Washington, DC, power and politics have evolved (or devolved) over the last quarter of a century. At 78, Clinton continues to lead as a public servant and effect change; this memoir is a testament to his efforts.
Well-written and accessible, this book will appeal to fans of The L-Word, memoir readers, and those interested in queer history.
Simple yet esoteric, visceral yet abstract, this revelatory account of humanity in extremis will reward multiple re-readings.
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Freedom: Memoirs 1954–2021
More than a political memoir, this is a testament to the pursuit of democratic ideals. An essential listen for those interested in politics, history, and the human side of power.
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You Never Know: A Memoir
Selleck’s memoir will be of most interest to diehard fans of Magnum, P.I., but his lively narration makes this an appealing celebrity memoir for general audiences.
Readers will love this fascinating and wise work, a highly recommended memoir for public and upper school libraries.
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