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Acid for the Children: a memoir
by Flea
The co-founder of the Red Hot Chili Peppers documents his rise from a Los Angeles street youth to a famous rock artist, reflecting on the experiences and relationships that forged him as a musician and person.
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Dad's Maybe Book
by Tim O'Brien
The best-selling author of The Things They Carried shares wisdom from a life in letters; lessons learned in wartime; and the challenges, humor and rewards of raising two sons.
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Janis: her life and music
by Holly George-Warren
The Grammy nominee and award-winning co-author of The Road to Woodstock presents an intimate portrait of the counterculture music artist that includes coverage of her conservative upbringing, her extraordinary voice and her boundary-breaking legacy.
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The Life and Afterlife of Harry Houdini
by Joe Posnanski
The award-winning journalist and author of the best-selling Paterno traces the life, achievements and remarkable performances of the iconic illusionist while examining Houdini’s enduring impact on American culture.
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Little Weirds
by Jenny Slate
The actress, stand-up comedian and best-selling children’s book author explores her internal self, dreams and insecurities through bursts of writing on a wide range of subjects from heartbreak and divorce, to the smell of honeysuckle and a French-kissing rabbit.
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Where Do I Begin?: stories from a life lived out loud
by Elvis Duran
The host of one of the nation’s top morning shows, and the voice millions of Americans wake up to, shares his wildest stories and hardest-learned lessons, all with his trademark heart, honesty and humor. 150,000 first printing.
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