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The Best Memoirs To Read Now, As Recommended By Team TZR

A little something for everyone.

by Ashley Tibbits
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Our staff selected the best memoirs to read ASAP — from Hollywood tales to insider fashion intel. Read on.

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Becoming by Michelle Obama
$32.50
"Not only is her story inspiring, but her writing is smart, funny, and fast-paced. This was a book that I blew through and enjoyed every page of along the way. She is honest but also hopeful and inspiring." — Aemilia Madden, Senior Shopping Editor.
See On Eso Won Books
The Year of Magical Thinking by Joan Didon
$16
"This book is a beautiful, personal, and basically unprecedented account of grief that should be required reading." — Ashley Tibbits, Staff Writer.
See On Skylight Books
A Very Punchable Face: A Memoir by Colin Jost
$27
"I'm trying to stick with more lighthearted books at the moment considering the state of the world — so anything that has a funny element to it is high up on my list." — Anna Buckman, Staff Writer.
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The Chiffon Trenches: A Memoir by André Leon Talley
$28
"In between a flurry of enigmatic tales (dancing at Studio 54 with Manolo Blahnik and Diana Ross until dawn; spending holidays at Karl Lagerfeld’s chateau in the South of France) Talley serves up hard truths about success, identity, and loss." — Danielle Naer, Contributing Writer.
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Watch Me: A Memoir by Anjelica Huston
$17
"I love a juicy Hollywood memoir, and this one delivers. Huston is very candid about the highs and lows in her professional and personal life, and the book almost reads like you're catching up with a friend over wine!" — Angela Melero, Executive Editor.
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A Promised Land by Barack Obama
$41.40
"I know I’m late to the party but I want to read President Obama’s new book. I’ve heard the audio version (read by him!) is great, so I’m going to make time for that!" — Sara Spruch-Feiner, Staff Writer.
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