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Buddy Guy’s autobiography goes behind the scenes of the great Chicago Blues renaissance and beyond.
Missing the Big Picture is an autobiographical coming of age story about one man’s struggle with mental illness and suicidal thoughts.
This recipe for happiness might not be right for everyone, but for those willing to follow a dream, it's perfect.
My, my, my: Memoirs of Obama, Hitler and Mussolini.
Knight's writing will either offend or inspire you, and in places it might even do both.
Mr. Wertheimer speaks from experience of implementing economic models which not only enrich, but also develop communities and give back to the workers.
Without descending into "tell-all" sensationalism, Way Down is an entertaining and informative memoir about Jerry Scheff as a working musician.
Condensing the autobiography of the commander of Auschwitz into a 16-page "monologue" doesn't make the horror any less.
"Wisdom cannot be taught but can be acquired by persistent vigilance to moral choices."
The late George Carlin's sortabiography is a must for fans.
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