Cat Marnell's 'Hoe verkloot je je leven' is een openhartige en meeslepende memoir over verslaving, mentale gezondheid en de zoektocht naar identiteit in de snelle wereld van beauty en mode. Een must-read voor liefhebbers van persoonlijke verhalen met diepgang.

Adrienne Wenners 'Pride Over Pity' is een krachtige memoir over overleving, verslaving en de reis naar zelfacceptatie. Een verhaal van triomf in het aangezicht van tegenspoed.

'If My Heart Could Talk' by Dodie Osteen is an inspiring memoir that shares her journey of faith, love, and resilience. Through personal anecdotes and spiritual insights, Dodie encourages readers to trust in God's plan, offering hope and inspiration for life's challenges.

'Duty' by Robert M. Gates is an insightful memoir detailing his tenure as U.S. Secretary of Defense, offering a unique perspective on leadership, war, and the moral challenges of public service. A must-read for those interested in American politics and military history.

'Where's Your Caravan' by Chris Hargreaves is an engaging memoir offering a rare glimpse into the life of a lower-league footballer. With humor and honesty, Hargreaves shares the challenges and joys of a career in football, making it a must-read for fans and dreamers alike.

'Mr. Tourette en ik' van Pelle Sandstrak is een openhartig en inspirerend verhaal over leven met het syndroom van Tourette. Een must-read voor wie geïnteresseerd is in persoonlijke verhalen van veerkracht.

'Take Me to the River' by Peter Alson offers an insider's view into professional poker, blending personal stories with strategic insights. A must-read for enthusiasts and curious minds alike.

'Me And My Mouth' by Austin Healy is an insightful and humorous look at the power of words and communication. Perfect for anyone looking to reflect on their own speech habits and improve their interpersonal skills.

'Don't Shoot the Clowns' by Jo Wilding is a unique memoir blending humor and activism in war-torn Iraq. A compelling read for those interested in peace studies and the power of art.

'The Lost' by Daniel Mendelsohn is a deeply personal and historical exploration of memory and the Holocaust's impact. Through meticulous research and reflective prose, Mendelsohn uncovers the fate of his relatives, offering insights into loss, identity, and remembrance. A compelling read for those interested in history and memoir.