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Now more than ever, celebrities are taking to the memoir to set their story straight. I’m sure you’ve walked by a display of them at an airport bookstore and wondered, “who on earth is reading that book?” Well, it’s us, the hosts of the “Celebrity Memoir Book Club” podcast. Even though we read the books so that you don’t have to, there were a few rare gems this year we’d recommend for a certain someone.
For the person who hasn’t read in a while: Pamela Anderson’s “Love, Pamela”
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Pamela Anderson can be added to the long, long list of stunning women who were treated diabolically by the tabloid media. Although her first draft was just a 50-page poem, her publisher convinced her to extend it. The resulting memoir has the pacing of a beach read but the depth of a life well-lived. Anderson finds the beauty in everything, which is probably why there’s so much beauty in her perfect Canadian face. (Review.)