WORLD BOOK DAY: MUST-READ BOOKS FROM THESE CELEBS

This World Book Day, why not read a few books written by your favourite celebs?

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YOU GOT ANYTHING STRONGER? by Gabrielle Union
With insight into her journey with motherhood, the Black Lives Matter movement and her ability to look at challenges with optimism, Gabrielle Union gives us a joyful and tender look at her life that is sure to have you let out a belly laugh here and there. Coming after her first book, We’re Going to Need More Wine, this feels like a catch up with friends.

DEADLY GAME by Michael Caine
Stepping away from the screen and now towards a career as a novelist, Michael Caine writes about political reputations, a global conspiracy, and breaking rules in Deadly Game. This thrilling and action-packed story will have you wondering what will happen next!



THE WOMAN IN ME by Britney Spears
This book leaves no stone unturned when it comes to the life of Britney Spears. Covering everything from her childhood struggles in a small town in Louisiana to her 13-year conservatorship and finding her freedom, this book will tug at your heart strings and allow you to understand the woman behind the starlight on everyone’s screens.


NINETEEN STEPS by Millie Bobby Brown

You probably know Millie Bobby Brown from the multi award-winning TV series Stranger Things, or recently in the action-adventure film Damsel. Now, the Emmy-nominated actress and producer writes alongside Kathleen McGurl to tell the inspired tale of her family’s experience during World War II.

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FRIENDS, LOVERS, AND THE BIG TERRIBLE THING by Matthew Perry
The late Friends star Matthew Perry gives us an inside look at the ups and downs of his life. Writing about his struggles with addiction, this heart-breaking and somehow funny autobiography lays all the cards on the table of Perry’s life. Details of lovers lost, his darkest moments, and of course, his time on everyone’s favourite sitcom will have you wanting to finish reading it in one sitting.