THE FOLLOWING IS A TENTATIVE LIST OF NEW NONFICTION RELEASES FOR OCTOBER 2013. NOTE: MOST TITLES ON THIS LIST ARE ON ORDER FOR THE LIBRARY AND CAN BE RESERVED, BUT WILL NOT BE AVAILABLE UNTIL THE RELEASE DATE. COMPILED BY STACY ALESI, WEST BOCA BRANCH LIBRARY Theresa Caputo, THERE'S MORE TO LIFE THAN THIS: HEALING MESSAGES, REMARKABLE STORIES, AND INSIGHT ABOUT THE OTHER SIDE FROM THE LONG ISLAND MEDIUM (256 pgs) 10/1 She wasn't always a beloved TV medium. Theresa Caputo recalls her first realization of Spirit and the anxiety brought on by not fully embracing her gift of communicating with The Other Side as she reveals the driving forces behind her mediumship. She discusses God's role in this life and the next and shares what she believes happens to our souls when we die. Caputo also assures readers that their loved ones are helping from beyond the grave.

Neale Donald Walsch, WHAT GOD SAID: THE 25 CORE MESSAGES OF CONVERSATIONS WITH GOD THAT WILL CHANGE YOUR LIFE AND THE WORLD (400 pgs) 10/1 Key points of God's message reveal necessary knowledge about life and how readers might live it. Walsch urges readers to forget about religion and culture. He also suggests that readers accept their flawed humanity and face life with open hearts and open minds.

Rick Pitino & Eric Crawford, ONE-DAY CONTRACT: HOW TO ADD VALUE TO EVERY MINUTE OF YOUR LIFE (288 pgs) 10/1 NCAA coach Rick Pitino turned his players into champions by helping them focus on one day at a time, and that's the same message he shares as he shows readers how to make the most of their professional and personal lives without looking too far down the line. He details how to create and stick to a one-day 2 contract as you pursue your goals.

Billy Graham, REASON FOR MY HOPE: SALVATION (224 pgs) 10/15 With each chapter posing a question to the reader, Billy Graham shows us true stories as he asks us to consider how we would respond to similar circumstances. Graham also reveals how what the world thinks is not the same as what the Bible says. “Fans of Graham will welcome another chance to hear from him. Although simplistic for seasoned Christians and a little old-fashioned for young people, this straightforward book will benefit those seeking a deeper understanding of the evangelical Christian faith.” Library Journal

Joel Osteen, BREAK OUT!: 5 WAYS TO GO BEYOND YOUR BARRIERS AND LIVE AN EXTRAORDINARY LIFE (256 pgs) 10/5 It's time to live and pray a little bolder. Osteen encourages readers to tear their barriers down and pursue a bold life. He also suggests that readers pray big, saying that God can provide increase for those who are willing to ask for it. He details a 'break out' attitude and shows readers how following God's plan could help them break free of the poverty in which some think God wants them to live.

Sarah Palin, GOOD TIDINGS AND GREAT JOY: PROTECTING THE HEART OF CHRISTMAS (256 pgs) 10/29 Christmas used to be all about Jesus, and Palin is ready to bring Christianity back to the holiday she says is far too homogenized and commercial. Palin also shares family photos and stories from her own family Christmas celebrations.

Malcolm Gladwell, DAVID AND GOLIATH: UNDERDOGS, MISFITS, AND THE ART OF BATTLING GIANTS (320 pgs) 10/1 Cancer researchers, Ireland's battlefields, and civil rights leaders help Gladwell demonstrate the hidden truths behind the weak and the powerful. Gladwell also heads into the classroom to examine common misconceptions about how we define advantages and disadvantages. “A far- and free- ranging meditation on the age-old struggle between underdogs and top dogs…In addition to the top-notch writing one expects from a New Yorker 3 regular, Gladwell rewards readers with moving stories, surprising insights and consistently provocative ideas.” Kirkus Reviews, starred review

Malala Yousafzai & Christina Lamb, I AM MALALA: THE GIRL WHO WAS SHOT BY THE TALIBAN (352 pgs) 10/8 Standing before the Taliban, guns leveled at her, she did not move. Despite being shot at point-blank range, Malala lived to tell the tale. Here, she reveals the beliefs that upset the Taliban and gave her the courage to stand up and speak out.

Alan Greenspan, MAP AND THE TERRITORY: RISK, HUMAN NATURE, AND THE FUTURE OF FORECASTING (400 pgs) 10/22 Forget the old rules of risk management and economic forecasting. Greenspan reveals the lessons we've learned from the 2008 economic crisis and reveals how to readjust our assessment of risk management and better forecast the financial ups and downs to come.

David Finkel, THANK YOU FOR YOUR SERVICE (336 pgs) 10/1 Life after war is nothing like it used to be for these surviving 2-16 Infantry Battalion men who come home to a country that suddenly feels so different. “In this incredibly moving sequel, Finkel reconnects with some of the men of the 2-16—now home on American soil—and brings their struggles powerfully to life...Told in crisp, unsentimental prose and supplemented with excerpts from soldiers’ diaries, medical reports, e-mails, and text messages, their stories give new meaning to the costs of service— and to giving thanks.” Publishers Weekly, starred review “In a series of interconnected stories, Finkel follows a handful of soldiers and their spouses through the painful, sometimes-fatal process of reintegration into American society. The author gives a clear-eyed, frightening portrayal of precisely what it is like to suffer with post-traumatic stress disorder or traumatic brain injury and what it is like to have the specter of suicide whispering into your ear every day.” Kirkus Reviews, starred review

4 Cathy Scott-Clark & Adrian Levy, SIEGE: 68 HOURS INSIDE THE TAJ HOTEL (352 pgs) 10/29 Meet the people who kept more than 31 souls from death when terrorists took hundreds hostage during an attack on several Mumbai targets, such as the Taj Mahal Palace Hotel. While 31 died, Bob Nichols, Taj general manager Binny Kang, and other hotel staff and guests took action to keep the rest alive.

Ann Rule, PRACTICE TO DECEIVE (352 pgs) 10/8 A small-town murder hits Whidbey Island just in time for the holidays. An aging beauty queen and her lover, a guitar teacher, are pulled into a case involving a murdered man who was visiting his soon-to-be ex-wife and children for Christmas.

Jesse Ventura, Dick Russell & David Wayne, THEY KILLED OUR PRESIDENT (368 pgs) 10/1 Who really killed President John F. Kennedy? This collection of conspiracies surrounding JFK's assassination reveals conspiracies behind everything from the plot to the murder, itself. Assassination researchers also reveal new evidence that suggests the United States government's involvement in the conspiracy, as well as the lengths to which they've gone to keep the truth hidden.

Brad Stone, EVERYTHING STORE: JEFF BEZOS AND THE AGE OF AMAZON (392 pgs) 10/15 There was a time when Amazon only sold books through the mail. Now, go behind the scenes of online retailer Amazon to discover how founder Jeff Bezos rolled the dice and took advantage of the internet, detailing such ventures as cloud computing and the Kindle.

Alice Hoffman, SURVIVAL LESSONS (96 pgs) 10/1 Sorrow and joy often hold hands in life, Alice Hoffman reminds us. Here, she shows readers how to appreciate beauty in the midst of tough times, encouraging them to grab hold of what really matters in life. “A how-to guide to facing death and living life by the popular novelist and cancer survivor.” Kirkus Reviews “More than cancer sufferers will be glad they picked up this tiny gem.” Library Journal

5 Dr. John W Pilley Jr. Ph.D & Hilary Hinzmann, CHASER: UNLOCKING THE GENIUS OF THE DOG WHO KNOWS A THOUSAND WORDS (272 pgs) 10/29 Imagine teaching your dog 1,000 words. One man made it happen, training his Border Collie, Chaser, to also understand syntax. Here, John Pilley shows readers how to accomplish similar success by revealing methods designed to tear down the barriers between dog and human communication. “Retired psychology professor Pilley's work with his border collie, Chaser, since 2004 is impressive…Chaser's remarkable abilities speak for themselves.” Publishers Weekly

Allen Salkin, FROM SCRATCH: INSIDE THE FOOD NETWORK (272 pgs) 10/17 Go behind the cameras and into the conference rooms as you discover the people and personalities that built the Food Network and faced more than a few speed bumps along the culinary road to success. You'll see Rachel Ray almost burn down the set; witness Emeril Lagasse struggle to come to terms with cancellation; and discover how Julia Child once treated the up-and-coming network that saw its fair share of drama. “The definitive history of the network from inception to the present day…a nuanced and rich tale of an empire that no one expected to survive.” Publishers Weekly

Anne Burrell & Suzanne Lenzer, OWN YOUR KITCHEN: RECIPES TO INSPIRE & EMPOWER (256 pgs) 10/15 From the simple to the fanciful, Anne Burrell shares the dishes she enjoys both on and off camera, showing readers how to perfect everything from the art of roasting to mixing it up with some savory spices. Whether you're in the mood for a classic like Grilled Hangar Steak or a spicy Chicken Roti, Anne shows you how to make the most out of your meal.

Ann Romney, ROMNEY FAMILY TABLE: SHARING HOME-COOKED RECIPES AND FAVORITE TRADITIONS (224 pgs) 10/1 She raised a family one meal at a time. Ann Romney presents over 80 family recipes as she reflects on traditions, stories, and how she faced the challenges that come from cooking for a husband, 21 grandchildren, five sons, and five daughters-in-law. Family photos that date back over 40 years accompany Romney's recipes, tips, and memories. 6

Ree Drummond, PIONEER WOMAN COOKS: A YEAR OF HOLIDAYS : 135 STEP-BY-STEP RECIPES FOR SIMPLE, SCRUMPTIOUS CELEBRATIONS (400 pgs) 10/29 Celebrate the holidays cowgirl-style as you learn how to ring in the new year with a Resolution Smoothie, watch the big ball drop as you down some New Year's Eve Dessert Shots, and more. Dinners, brunches, breakfasts, and other recipes feature food picked especially for parties, holidays, and other celebrations.

Lidia Matticchio Bastianich & Tanya Bastianich Manuali, LIDIA'S COMMONSENSE ITALIAN COOKING: 150 DELICIOUS AND SIMPLE RECIPES EVERYONE CAN MASTER (304 pgs) 10/15 You don't have to go to Italy to prepare these dishes or learn the origin of basil. Notes regarding food substitutions and origins accompany 150 Italian recipes, along with some commonsense advice.

Gary M. Pomerantz, THEIR LIFE'S WORK: THE BROTHERHOOD OF THE 1970S PITTSBURGH STEELERS, THEN AND NOW (272 pgs) 10/29 They once won four Super Bowls in six years, but where are the 1970s Pittsburgh Steelers football icons today? New interviews with the Steelers players who made history reveal Count 'Frenchy' Fuqua's recounting of the so-called 'Immaculate Reception,' the reason Art Jr. was fired, and other telling stories gleamed from sit-down interviews with Steelers legends Dan Rooney, Terry Bradshaw, and others. “Pomerantz insightfully gets at why so many of these aging, damaged men would do it all again. For all sports fans.” Library Journal, starred review “Their Life’s Work will be compared to Roger Kahn’s The Boys of Summer (1972), a nostalgic look back at the 1950s Brooklyn Dodgers. As good as Boys is, this is better...A wonderful book.” Booklist, starred review “[Pomerantz] goes beyond straight-ahead sports writing to achieve intricate storytelling...By describing the players’ unique on-field and off-field relationships, Pomerantz reveals a brotherhood that transcends wins and losses.” Publishers Weekly

7 Reed Albergotti & Vanessa O'Connell, WHEELMEN: LANCE ARMSTRONG, THE TOUR DE FRANCE, AND THE GREATEST SPORTS CONSPIRACY EVER (384 pgs) 10/15 Some might say the seven Tour de France jerseys mean nothing now. Discover how Lance Armstrong's rise to glory, doping admission, and subsequent fall from grace impacted the world of American competitive cycling. The authors also investigate doping the doping co-conspirators who helped Armstrong cheat the system and claim his tainted victories.

Nikki Giovanni, CHASING UTOPIA: A HYBRID (160 pgs) 10/29 Nikki Giovanni, one of America’s most celebrated artists, demands that the prosaic—flowers, birdsong, winter—be seen as poetic. The poetry of Nikki Giovanni has spurred movements and inspired songs, turned hearts and informed generations. She’s been hailed as a healer and a national treasure. Flowers in bloom and the wonders of winter help inform the author's first poetry collection in four years.

Garrison Keillor, O, WHAT A LUXURY: VERSES LYRICAL, VULGAR, PATHETIC & PROFOUND (192 pgs) 10/1 Is this really what it means to be human? Playful poetry shows us the sometimes-silly side of love, religion, politics, modernity, and more. “A companion volume of light verse for fans of the radio host's A Prairie Home Companion…His verse takes him far from his native Minnesota, typically as the tourist in Seattle, San Francisco or Manhattan, while never forsaking his common-sense pragmatism or keen eye for the absurd. Readers drawn to this will know exactly what they are looking for, and they will find it.” Kirkus Reviews

Nora Ephron, MOST OF NORA EPHRON (576 pgs) 10/29 She wrote her way into America's hearts, and these featured collected writings demonstrate why. Readers find Ephron's thoughts on being a woman; her writing on feminism; her love of food (with recipes); and a few political words. Also included are Ephron's words on aging and dying.

Dean Ananias, Georgia Gonos Ananias, Valerie Joy Ananias & Cynthia Kristin Ananias, S.O.S. (256 pgs) 10/29 Thirty-two lives were lost when the cruise ship sink, but this family of five lived to tell the story. Through five different points of view, one for each different family member, readers 8 witness the chaos that sank Carnival Cruise Line's Costa Concordia near Isola Giglio, Tuscany in early 2012. The family members also detail the tragic events that transpired after the cruise ship went down.

Luke Barr, PROVENCE, 1970: M. F. K. FISHER, JULIA CHILD, JAMES BEARD, AND THE REINVENTION OF AMERICAN TASTE (320 pgs) 10/22 It was a recipe with more than a teaspoon of controversy, but the final product would determine the future of food in America. Relive the meeting that assembled food world icons Julia Child, M.F.K. Fisher, Judith Jones, Richard Olney, and James Beard. Discover how their debate over America's future food influences shaped the country's culinary future. Letters and journals provide new material regarding the historic meeting. “Delightful fodder for foodies.” Publishers Weekly, starred review “Warmly written, balanced but unsparing in its portraits, and culminating in a touching coda. Barr's persuasive book overcomes the occasional longueur to offer an enchanced appreciation of some groundbreaking cooks and their acolytes.” Kirkus Reviews

Simon Winchester, MEN WHO UNITED THE STATES: AMERICA'S EXPLORERS, INVENTORS, ECCENTRICS AND MAVERICKS, AND THE CREATION OF ONE NATION, INDIVISIBLE (496 pgs) 10/15 It took more than a president to truly unite the states. Winchester reveals the explorers and revolutionary thinkers who paved the way for generations to come. You'll meet those responsible for the first transcontinental telegraph, the civil engineer who made the Interstate Highway System possible, and other men who helped build the United States of America. “The book's greatest achievement: conveying the large-scale narrative of unification via the small-scale experience of the individual--the creation of a people by the agglomeration of persons.” Publishers Weekly “Another winning book from a historian whose passion for his subjects saturates his works. Kirkus Reviews

Robert Dallek, CAMELOT'S COURT: INSIDE THE KENNEDY WHITE HOUSE (512 pgs) 10/8 While President John F. Kennedy wasn't always pleased with their advice, his tight circle of advisers played key roles in the Cuban Missile Crisis, the Bay of Pigs, civil rights issues, and Vietnam operations. Take an inside look at Kennedy's advisers' impact on the president's successes and failures

9 Jeff Greenfield, IF KENNEDY LIVED: THE FIRST AND SECOND TERMS OF PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY : AN ALTERNATE HISTORY (272 pgs) 10/22 Discover what might have been as an alternate history reveals both how President John F. Kennedy's life and presidency could have looked in 1964--and the unexpected turns that could have kept him from reaching the White House at all.

John F. Kennedy & Martin W. Sandler, LETTERS OF JOHN F. KENNEDY (384 pgs) 10/29 Step back in time as you read JFK's own words, as well as those written to him, in this collection of letters written by and to John F. Kennedy. Including never-before-published letters, this collection features correspondence to and from Harry Truman, John Kerry, Martin Luther King Jr., John Wayne, and others. “Sandler humanizes the near-mythical president through his own eloquent words in a way that both academics and casual readers will appreciate.” Publishers Weekly

Chris Matthews, TIP AND THE GIPPER: WHEN POLITICS WORKED (448 pgs) 10/1 Once, long ago, there were two men who shared opposite political philosophies, yet shared respectful St. Patrick's Day lunches. Discover how President Reagan and Speaker of the House Tip O'Neill fostered a mutual political and personal respect for each other despite their political differences. “Amiable but tough-minded...a solid book.” Kirkus Reviews

Peter Baker, DAYS OF FIRE: BUSH AND CHENEY IN THE WHITE HOUSE (816 pgs) 10/22 Go behind closed White House doors and board Air Force One as you discover how Bush and Cheney maneuvered two radically different terms, dealing with 9/11, Katrina, Iraq, and more.

Reggie Jackson & Kevin Baker, BECOMING MR. OCTOBER (304 pgs) 10/8 Playing for the New York Yankees should have been a dream come true. Upon first arriving as a Yankees team member, however, Reggie Jackson recalls the alienation that followed him through the dugout. Witness the two years that changed a life, a national pastime, and a culture as baseball star Reggie Jackson reflects on his journey toward becoming a New York 10 Yankees legend.

Corey Feldman, COREYOGRAPHY: A MEMOIR (232 pgs) 10/29 It's time we heard the truth about Corey Feldman. Here, Corey reveals the dysfunctional family and sexual, physical, and drug abuse that secretly befell him as he grew up onscreen. Corey discusses his emancipation at age 15, his time in rehab, and a dark connection he shared with longtime friend Corey Haim. Despite the darkness, Corey still holds fast to the light, embracing his role as a loving father as he continues to act and make music. “The book doesn't sugarcoat, exposing the dark sides of Hollywood and child stardom…Fans of Feldman and those with an interest in the entertainment industry will appreciate the author's voice and anecdotes while feeling his pain.” Publishers Weekly, starred review

Pat Conroy, DEATH OF SANTINI: THE STORY OF A FATHER AND HIS SON (352 pgs) 10/29 Writer Pat Conroy couldn't believe his eyes when he saw the man he'd long hated sticking up for Pat's honor shortly before the once-hated man died. That man was Donald Patrick Conroy, Pat's father. The publication of 'The Great Santini' shoved father and son farther apart than ever before. Despite this, Pat recounts how his once-abusive father stood up for his son in Donald Patrick Conroy's final days.

Terry Teachout, DUKE: A LIFE OF DUKE ELLINGTON (496 pgs) 10/17 A piano bar forever changed a high school dropout's life the moment Duke Ellington walked into that bar and heard 'Junk Man Rag.' Discover the private man behind the layers the jazz icon showed the world. “Teachout neatly balances colorful anecdote with shrewd character assessments and musicological analysis, and he manages to debunk Ellington's self-mythologizing, while preserving his stature as the man who caught jazz's ephemeral genius in a bottle.” Kirkus Reviews “Teachout gives much insight into Ellington's life, personality, working habits, and compositions. This work should appeal to Ellington enthusiasts as well as casual jazz fans.” Library Journal

Donald Fagen, EMINENT HIPSTERS (176 pgs) 10/22 Meet the cultural icons who helped forge the rock-band co- founder of Steely Dan as Donald Fagen reveals those who influenced him when he was a teenager. Fagen also details life in the 50s and 60s. An account of a recent Boz Scaggs and 11 Michael McDonald tour that Fagen joined is also included. “Not really a rock memoir, but rather a book as distinctively peculiar and edgy as one might expect from the co-founder of Steely Dan.” Kirkus Reviews “In these entertaining sketches, Steely Dan keyboardist and front man Fagen pays tribute to the talented musicians, writers, and performers from beyond the suburban New Jersey of his youth.” Publishers Weekly

Jung Chang, EMPRESS DOWAGER CIXI: THE CONCUBINE WHO LAUNCHED MODERN CHINA (464 pgs) 10/29 Once chosen as a concubine, Empress Dowager Cixi would go on to rule China for half a century, demonstrating ruthless aggression toward her enemies and letting her curiosity lead her to western techonoligical and political ideology. Meet the woman who defied tradition and charted a new course forward. “A fascinating and instructive biography for anyone interested in how today's China began.” Library Journal, starred review “Memoirist Chang (Wild Swans) melds her deep knowledge of Chinese history with deft storytelling to unravel the empress dowager's behind-the-throne efforts to ‘Make China Strong’ by developing international trade, building railroads and utilities, expanding education, and constructing a modern military.” Publishers Weekly

Dick Cheney & M.D. Jonathan Reiner, HEART: AN AMERICAN MEDICAL ODYSSEY (352 pgs) 10/8 In a battle that's lasted 35 years and counting, Dick Cheney reflects on his heart struggles and reveals how medical breakthroughs have changed the face of heart disease and its treatment in the past 40 years.

Henry Bushkin, JOHNNY CARSON (304 pgs) 10/15 A revealing and incisive account of the King of Late Night at the height of his fame and power, by his lawyer, wingman, fixer, and closest confidant. The Mob came calling more than once. Discover the man behind the makeup as you read of Johnny Carson's relations with Jimmy Stewart, Frank Sinatra, Jack Lemmon, and other celebrities. You'll also delve into the reasons Carson, considered a womanizer, liked to always be married.

Melissa Joan Hart, MELISSA EXPLAINS IT ALL: TALES FROM MY ABNORMALLY NORMAL LIFE (288 pgs) 10/29 Where your typical childhood day may have included going to school and playing video games, Melissa Joan Hart's average childhood day meant hitting the audition circuit with her mother. Here, Melissa recalls the friendships she made with 12 rival actors, her rebellious teenage phase, and how she kept control when so many other young actors lost their way. Melissa also shares wild stories about her attempts to both fit in and stand out.

David Folkenflik, MURDOCH'S WORLD: THE LAST OF THE OLD MEDIA EMPIRES (384 pgs) 10/22 Rupert Murdoch didn't build a news empire from an Australian daily just to watch a telephone hacking scandal send everything he built crashing to the ground. See how Murdoch split News Corp into two companies in the scandal's aftermath, saving News Corps after what Murdoch called 'the most humble day of my life.'

Elizabeth Smart & Chris Stewart, MY STORY (320 pgs) 10/7 It's been ten years since a religious fanatic snatched then-14- year-old Elizabeth Smart from her home. Raped, disguised, and held in chains, Smart now reveals the hope she held in the face of constant fear. She also speaks of her plan to escape her captors and discusses what it took to speak against the criminals during their trial.

Marc Eliot, NICHOLSON: A BIOGRAPHY (368 pgs) 10/29 For five decades, Jack Nicholson has been part of film history. With twelve Oscar nominations to his credit and legendary roles in films like Easy Rider, Five Easy Pieces, Terms of Endearment, The Shining, and One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest, Nicholson creates original, memorable characters like no other actor of his generation. Insider interviews and new research reveal the life and career of Jack Nicholson, chronicling everything from his experience with the grandmother he thought was his own mom, his Hollywood debut, and behind-the-scenes peeks that further reveal Jack Nicholson.

Bobby Orr, ORR: MY STORY (304 pgs) 10/15 Some say he's the greatest hockey player to ever set blade to ice. Now, meet the man behind the legend as Bobby Orr, who famously donned the number four, reveals who inspired him and what really happened on his journey from small-town kid to hockey legend. You'll discover how Bobby dealt with an agent's betrayal, a left knee that kept Bobby off the ice, and learn Bobby's thoughts about where the game is today.

13 Piers Morgan, SHOOTING STRAIGHT: GUNS, GAYS, GOD, AND GEORGE CLOONEY (336 pgs) 10/15 Never one to avoid hot-button issues, Piers Morgan details his fascination with America as he shows readers an insider's look at life at CNN. Morgan also shares personal stories about his wife and family.

Jimi Hendrix, STARTING AT ZERO: JIMI HENDRIX'S OWN STORY (256 pgs) 10/29 He wrote his story on napkins and cigarette cartons. Combined with interviews and and lyrics, these words reveal the man behind the music as readers discover Jimi Hendrix in his own words. The narrative follows the musical icon from his last four years on Earth.

Tim Conway, Jane Scovell & Carol Burnett, WHAT'S SO FUNNY?: MY HILARIOUS LIFE (272 pgs) 10/29 Classroom pranks during the Great Depression were just the start of a 70-year journey that opened doors for actor and comedian Tim Conway and sent him all the way to national TV and the major motion picture world. Join Conway for a look back at the partnerships and friendships that have helped define the man who still performs live comedy around the world. “Devotees of Tim Conway will revel in this heartfelt and sweetly revealing memoir...This is a warm-hearted tribute to Conway’s professional and personal life, with endearing peeks behind the television camera.” Publisher's Weekly