In her new memoir Saving Five ... able to accomplish whatever you want to as a kid as it is about not letting my identity be ...

I’m not sure that I always thought ... got some momentum as an author and thought, why don’t I give it a try? I wasn’t sure if I should do a memoir or maybe some autofiction or just a ...

Paris Olympics gold medalist Jordan Chiles expressed her thoughts on publishing her memoir early in her career despite being just 23. Her memoir, I'm That Girl: Living the Power of My Dreams, was ...

In his new memoir, Bill Gates reveals that had he been ... "It's only as an adult that in a few cases people ask me that question," Gates shares, adding that after the question was posed, he ...

That was a profound statement for me.” While it tracks from Wolf’s childhood to the relatively present day, Waiting on the Moon is not a standard, linear memoir. Rather, it’s a collection of ...

Living the Power of My Dreams', was recently published — here's what to know about the book and where to buy it ...

Rather than a conventional memoir, however, the 337-page book collects ... actors who have achieved a lot more notoriety and fame than I. It was not me that I was really wanting to write about ...

Gymnast Jordan Chiles discussed her new memoir "I'm That Girl: Living the Power of My Dreams," on "GMA" and addressed the Paris Olympics medal controversy.

For the better part of a decade, I was nursing a baby, carrying one toddler, and trying to ready another for admission to a preschool that would, as it had been explained to me by other moms on ...

In her new memoir Saving Five ... you want to as a kid as it is about not letting my identity be completely overridden by the cards that life handed me. I try so hard to focus on little glimmers ...

When asked why she stayed ... like a death to me." She said she feels the pain comes from not only hurting a "sweet person" but also hurting herself. Much of Skye's memoir explores how her ...

In her debut memoir, No Fault: A Memoir of Romance and ... story my life would be was a perfect distraction from wondering why my life needed to be a story,” she writes in a concluding chapter.