Browsing: Memoirs

“Endearing” (USA Today): The New York Times bestselling author of A Year in Provence shares tales from his life in the south of France in this “warm, nostalgia-soaked look at the place [Mayle] loved so dearly” (Travel and Leisure).

As far back as she could remember, Michelle Balge experienced severe depression and anxiety. In this raw and candid memoir, she recounts her journey toward mental health with humor and insight.

A Sunday Times bestseller: Soon after Raynor discovered her husband was terminally ill, the two lost their home. On a whim, they decided to walk England’s 630-mile South West Coast Path, letting nature be their guide, healer, and teacher. “Magical… A tale of triumph” (The Sunday Times).

Award-winning actress and director Sally Field survived a turbulent childhood and went on to become a Hollywood icon. In this gripping and poignant memoir, she reflects on her struggles during adolescence, her decades-spanning career, and her path to motherhood.

This “searing, swiftly paced” memoir (The Wall Street Journal) documents Masaji Ishikawa’s 36 difficult years in totalitarian North Korea — before he was finally able to escape. “Shocking and devastating” (Kirkus Reviews), with over 17,500 five-star Goodreads ratings.

In this “funny, fierce, and bold” compilation of essays (Kirkus Reviews), Michael Arceneaux reflects on love, race, and identity — from coming out to his mother to struggling with intimacy. “Outstanding… A must-read collection from a rising, unforgettable voice” (Roxane Gay).