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Brought to you by Penguin. Winner of the 2020 Grammy Award for Best Spoken Word Album Winner of the 2020 Audie Award for Autobiography/Memoir An intimate, powerful, and inspiring memoir; 17 million copies sold worldwide THE NO. 1 BESTSELLER BRITISH BOOK AWARDS, NON-FICTION BOOK OF THE YEAR THE...

ますます猛威を振るうコロナウイルスを跳ね返すべく、いち早くワクチンを打ったマリコ。春には娘が大学を卒業し、子育てもひと段落し、介護問題を描いた『小説８０５０』も大ヒット

In her most personal book yet, the iconic star of the hit Netflix series Tidying Up with Marie Kondo and #1 bestselling author of The Life-Changing Magic of Tidying Up opens up about the cultural traditions that have inspired her philosophy—and can make our lives better today. “This book...

その赤裸々な自己開示に共感の嵐！　ミドル女性向けNo.1WEBマガジン『ミモレ』で大反響を呼んだエッセイ連載が、大幅な書き下ろしを加えて待望の書籍化。

〝60歳はあたらしいスタートラインを引き直す時″『天然生活』『天然生活web』で人気のエッセイスト広瀬裕子さんの新刊が発売になります。

A soldier, former member of Congress, and a presidential candidate, Tulsi loves her country: "I answered the call of duty and took an oath, dedicating my life to supporting and defending those freedoms, both in uniform and in public office. I became a Democrat when I ran for office because I saw them as a party that stood up for the little guy and against the interests of big business and warmongers. I remained a Democrat for twenty years, albeit with an independent streak." Today that party is unrecognizable.

note、Voicy、インスタグラムで大人気のエッセイストが綴る 人間関係をスムーズにする、意見や気持ちの伝え方「どうしたら自分の気持ちをきちんと相手に伝えられる？」

You built the life you were meant to want. So why aren’t you happy? Mum Interrupted: Postcards from a Perfect Life is a literary memoir about identity, belonging, and the invisible cost of fitting in. From a Tokyo modelling agency at seventeen to the expatriate worlds of Dubai, Monaco and London, Maria Meitern learns how to navigate environments shaped by ambition, beauty, wealth and unspoken rules. She learns how to dress, how to speak and how to belong. With each reinvention, she becomes a little more fluent in the world around her and a little further removed from where she began.

What happens when the spotlight fades and the real story begins? Elizabeth Bracken-Thompson’s journey defies the glittering surface of her Miss America pageant past. In More Than a Crown, From Trauma to Triumphs… Lessons from a Life Unfolding, she peels back the layers of a life that has been anything but perfect—and all the more powerful for it. From boardrooms to hospital rooms, heartbreak to healing, Elizabeth shares the raw, unfiltered truth behind her rise in the corporate world, her battles with cancer, and the personal trials that tested her spirit.

Orides Fontela (1940-1998) foi uma das mais importantes poetas brasileiras da segunda metade do século XX. Da mesma geração de Paulo Leminski, Hilda Hilst, Roberto Piva e Adélia Prado, sua obra se destaca e se diferencia por um alto rigor unido a uma particular beleza áspera, que a tornam, contra a passagem do tempo, cada vez mais contemporânea. O enigma Orides, uma biografia repõe a vida e a obra de Orides Fontela na corrente sanguínea da literatura brasileira contemporânea.

A DAUGHTER GROOMED, A FATHER POWERLESS TO STOP IT "I was doing everything I could to try and keep my daughter at home because she had pretty much obliterated her bedroom. She was lashing out against everything and everyone because she had been utterly traumatised." Marlon West works as a...

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Janice liked to say "Coincidences were miracles of God where He wants to remain anonymous." Her life was a remarkable series of these unique events. Take a journey with Jan across the planet, and experience the wonder of observing the great and the small. Then change the world. Jan's experiences traverse the worlds of Audubon and Cornell University ornithology, The history of the Pacific Island of Guam, becoming a freelance author and, Mark Twain scholar.

Blending the themes of family, farming, and filmmaking, Harvesting History follows Muriel Murch's journey from Los Angeles to West Marin, where she and her husband, filmmaker Walter Murch, settle on a farm. Here, their life intertwines with a changing community, organic farming, and the Bay Area’s burgeoning independent film scene, including interactions with key figures from the independent film movement, including George Lucas and Francis Ford Coppola, close friends and collaborators of Walter.

"Numb is my favorite flavor." It's Messy in Here is a raw and darkly funny memoir about surviving cross addiction in all its guises-pills, booze, food, sex, shopping, chaos-and the relentless chase for self-worth through all the wrong things. From bulimic teen beauty queen to coke-fueled NFL cheerleader, one-hit wonder Mexican pop star to blackout Hollywood writer, Cyn Posner has lived on both sides of the glitter: through the shiny promise of success and the wreckage when it all comes crashing down. What looks perfect on the outside hides the spirals, secrets, and compulsions beneath.

Lead Thou Me On tells the compelling story of one of Titanic’s most unsung heroines. Britain’s Lady Noël Leslie, Countess of Rothes was one of the 325 first class passengers to board the luxury ocean liner on April 10, 1912. Four nights into the voyage, infamous disaster struck when The White Star’s flagship collided with an iceberg in the Atlantic, sending all aboard into panic. The few lifeboats Titanic carried were frantically dispatched from the top deck amid the mass hysteria of frightened passengers of all classes.

Before podcasts, before playlists—radio was power. And Michelle Santosuosso was in the room where it all happened. Radio Phoenix is part music industry memoir, part cultural autopsy, and part war story. From her start as a teenage DJ to becoming a pioneering executive, Santosuosso stood toe-to-toe with hip-hop legends like Eazy-E, corporate giants like iHeartMedia, and dangerous players like Suge Knight.

Hannah Kensington was almost fifteen years old when she met Ryan Matthews across a tiny gas station booth on Reisterstown Road. He was nineteen, tall, blue-eyed, long-haired, and impossible not to notice. From the moment he smiled, something in her young heart changed. What followed was a summer of first love, Ocean City bike rides, boardwalk memories, music, nicknames, and moments that made Hannah feel seen in a way she never had before. But Ryan never said the words she longed to hear.

Yes, this is a book about breast cancer. But before you run away, hear me out. I think you'll be glad you did. You'll laugh. You might even snort-laugh. You'll feel hopeful. And you'll finally have your curiosity answered: what is it really like to be diagnosed with cancer? Because cancer seems to be everywhere these days. It affects friends, neighbours, colleagues, sisters, mothers, daughters, husbands and wives. Yet most of us have very little idea what it’s actually like until we're sitting in that chair and someone says the words, ‘Yes, it’s cancer.

" There it was. OMG. Pregnant. " Definitely not part of her plan. Just one year after unexpectedly losing her mother, Dawn Delvo found herself navigating grief, chasing a career in the Nashville music industry... and facing an unplanned pregnancy. Four years into building her dream, everything she had worked for suddenly felt at risk of disappearing. What if she had to walk away? What if she had to go back to North Dakota... and start over? Then, two weeks before her due date, she was fired. No job. A baby days away. No safety net.