New and Upcoming Celebrity Audiobooks Narrated by the Author

Selma Blair is now known for iconic roles in films like Cruel Intentions and Legally Blonde. But her family first knew her as a mean, mean baby, always scowling and in trouble for terrorizing her sisters. In this memoir, Blair tells the story of her lively childhood, her pathway into acting, the chronic pain and multiple sclerosis diagnosis that changed her life, and more. It’s written beautifully in Blair’s unique voice, but the audiobook is an even more wonderful way to hear her story.

If you loved Simu Liu in Marvel’s Shang Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings (and honestly, if you didn’t, I don’t want to be your friend), then you simply must listen to his powerful memoir. Liu spent his youngest years in China with his grandparents while his parents fought to build a life for him in Canada. But he hardly remembered his parents when they came back for him, and their relationship suffered for the time spent apart. In this book, Simu Liu opens his heart to tell his story of living between two cultures, finding his family, and his journey to become a screen superhero.

From his NFL career to his roles on shows like Brooklyn 99, Terry Crews often benefited from being perceived as tough. But eventually he realized that his efforts to appear tough on the outside were making him weaker on the inside, ultimately threatening some of the most important relationships in his life. In this book, Crews shares how he confronted toxic masculinity and his own insecurities, and he shares cultural criticisms and advice for those self-sabotaging themselves in order to be “tough.”

Jennifer Grey was the face of a generation, especially beloved for her role opposite Patrick Swayze in Dirty Dancing. Her new memoir, Out of the Corner, explores that role and so many more, as well as growing up as the daughter of actor Joel Grey, her wild youth in New York’s club scene, the plastic surgery procedure that threatened her career and identity, and starting a family of her own. Listen to the audiobook to hear the inspirational story about finding self-worth and personal evolution in Grey’s voice.

Netflix’s Queer Eye star Jonathan Van Ness wants to help people love their most authentic selves, and in this essay collection, they’re sharing their own self-love journey to inspire others. Van Ness understands that sometimes getting comfortable with yourself can be uncomfortable. Each of these essays uses real examples from Van Ness’s life when they learned something new about themself or the world around them. It’s an honest and inspiring book that will encourage you to accept your imperfections while also striving to broaden your perspective.