March's round-up of books new and old
5 BOOKS IN MARCH
Tag: autobiography
REASONS TO STAY ALIVE – MATT HAIG
A book about mental health that NO ONE will regret reading. Everyone is guaranteed to learn something new, or share something that has happened to them.
MY BODY – EMILY RATAJKOWSKI
An empowering read that requires an open mind, revealing the dark secrets of the modelling industry, abuse of power, and Emily Ratajkowski's own experience making her way up to prove she is more than 'just a pretty face'
I FEEL BAD ABOUT MY NECK – NORA EPHRON
A witty read by the late Nora Ephron, a successful New York based journalist who reveals her experiences of being a woman which some of us are perhaps a bit too afraid (and ashamed?) to admit. So what if we feel bad about our necks?
WHO THEY WAS – GABRIEL KRAUZE
A gripping piece of autofiction from the very first page. Prepare to squirm in your seat as Krauze details his own experiences from being in a London gang, and how he got out (just)...
A FUNNY LIFE – MICHAEL MCINTYRE
A quick and easy read for when you need a pick-me-up. Instantly brings a smile to the face. A great telling of McIntyre's recent (and rapid) experience in showbiz and his rise to fame
REFLECTIONS – HOLLY WILLOUGHBY
A book for the die-hard Holly Willoughby fans. Classed as an auto-biography, I emplore readers to keep an open mind, especially if you are not too into beauty. A sad occasion for my super short DNF did not finish list...
MY THOUGHTS EXACTLY – LILY ALLEN
An unapologetic, deeply honest insight into the life of singer-songwriter Lily Allen
HOW TO FAIL – ELIZABETH DAY
A self-help book, part memoir by Elizabeth Day. In trying to achieve greater things, she has also faced failures which she has learned from. An engaging read, showing that to be successful and gain a fulfilling life, you have to at least try. Learn from your failures!
HEAR ME OUT – SARAH HARDING
A sorrowful read from the late singer and 1/5 of Girls Aloud, Sarah Harding, who tells her side of the stories that have emerged from the press with no let up. Here, she leaves her legacy in her only book, her autobiography
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