Riley Keough, daughter of the late Lisa Marie Presley and granddaughter of Elvis Presley, has finished the memoir her mother had been working on before she passed. Titled From Here to the Great Unknown, the book will be released on October 8, offering readers a personal glimpse into Lisa Marie’s life, from her childhood at […]
Raegan Revord, widely recognized for her role as Missy Cooper on CBS’s “Young Sheldon,” is not only a talented actress but also a passionate advocate for young readers. Since the series finale in May, Revord has been dedicating even more time to her well-established book club, Read with Raegan, and is now gearing up for […]
Having captivated audiences for years as sassy Missy Cooper on CBS’s hit show ‘Young Sheldon,’ 16-year-old Raegan Revord is adding another accomplishment to her resume. She has penned her first novel for young adult readers, “Rules for Fake Girlfriends,” which will hit shelves in Fall 2025 courtesy of Wednesday Books. Centered around Avery Blackwell as […]
The world of entertainment is no stranger to Bob Odenkirk, a household name best known for his stellar performance in “Better Call Saul”. But recently, Bob embarked on a heartwarming journey, combining his love for writing with his daughter Erin’s artistic talents to create “Zilot & Other Important Rhymes”. This children’s book, which combines Erin’s […]
This is a follow-up to our previous post dedicated to the film. This post is by request of our readers who wanted more information about the book. I. Introduction “Prozac Nation” is a groundbreaking memoir by Elizabeth Wurtzel that delves into the author’s experiences with clinical depression. Published in 1994, it has since become a […]
Stranger Things actress Millie Bobby Brown is set to have her first novel, Nineteen Steps, published by William Morrow, a HarperCollins imprint, this fall. The publishing house revealed the news today, describing the novel as an “epic story of love, loss, and secrets.” Nineteen Steps follows the journey of 18-year-old Nellie Morris, who resides with […]
