| This Month's Best New Biographies and Memoirs | Our goal at BookBub is to help you find amazing new books to read every day. We're testing out new monthly emails that will highlight the best recent releases in your favorite genres. If you'd like to continue receiving this email, you don't need to do anything. If you're not interested, you can opt out by clicking here. Finally, if you have any feedback about this new offering, please reply to this email — we'd love to hear from you! | | | | Legacy | By Uché Blackstock | | | | Highly anticipated by NPR and Good Morning America, this New York Times bestseller has rave reviews from Abraham Verghese, Ibram X. Kendi, and more! Dr. Uché Blackstock delivers both a powerful family memoir and a blistering look at discrimination in the American healthcare system. "Timely and persuasive" (Kirkus Reviews). | | | | | | The Showman | By Simon Shuster | | | | A New York Times Book Review Editors' Choice recommended by The Wall Street Journal and The Guardian: This instant bestseller from a Time correspondent portrays Ukrainian president Volodymyr Zelensky and his leadership during the Russian invasion, offering "a front-row seat to history as it is being made" (Anne Applebaum). | | | | | | More | By Molly Roden Winter | | | | One of 2024's most talked-about memoirs so far! When Molly Roden Winter and her husband decided to open their marriage, she embarked on an unexpected journey of self-discovery… A New York Times bestseller hailed as "an illuminating and balanced account of a nontraditional relationship" (Publishers Weekly). | | | | | | Lovers in Auschwitz | By Keren Blankfeld | | | | Recommended by Time, Publishers Weekly, the Los Angeles Times, and more: Zippi and David fell in love while imprisoned at Auschwitz — only to be separated when the camp was liberated. But more than 70 years later, they found their way back to each other… "A tale so incredible, so improbable, that it could only be true" (New York Times bestselling author Larry Loftis). | | | | | | Only Say Good Things | By Crystal Hefner | | | | An instant New York Times bestseller: When 21-year-old Crystal was picked out of a party crowd by Hugh Hefner, she quickly found herself under the controlling hand of the Playboy mogul. This "illuminating tell-all" (Kirkus Reviews) reveals the difficult truths behind her life in the notorious mansion. | | | | |