Blood, Bones and Butter

by Gabrielle Hamilton.

Not my favorite cooking memoir.

My Horizontal Life

by Chelsea Handler.

This woman is so funny. SO FUNNY. Read this in a day. Was laughing out loud while waiting in the grocery store checkout line.

Yoga Bitch

by Suzanne Morrison.

This is really really really amazing and exactly what I needed to read.

Julie and Julia

by Julie Powell.

A re-read.

Drinking: A Love Story

by Caroline Knapp.

I read this forever ago. Liked it better than Lit.

Dry

by Augusten Burrows.

Remind me not to relapse.

Appetites

Why Women Want

by Caroline Knapp.

Way more than a memoir about an eating disorder.

See for yourself.

Lit

by Mary Karr.

I really enjoyed this... but she lost me when she converted to Catholicism.

Get it here.

Yoga for People Who Can't Be Bothered to Do It

by Geoff Dyer.

I couldn't be bothered to finish this book.

I just can't relate to a 40 something bachelor and his earth wandering tales.

If you can, then get the book here.

Not Buying It

By Judith Levine.

Lots of psychological and social analysis, less personal stories which was disappointing. But I guess writing about not doing something is tricky.

Open: An Autobiography

by Andre Agassi.

This was really good. Definitely lives up to the hype. See for yourself here. 

Julie and Julia: My Year of Cooking Dangerously

by Julie Powell.

I'm embarrassed to say I've been inspired to copycat.

Eat, Pray, Love

by Elizabeth Gilbert.

Note the lag. This is the problem with reading 4 books at once.

P.S. Memoirs are SO self-indulgent

It Sucked and Then I Cried

by Heather B. Armstrong.

A Year of Living Biblically

by A.J. Jacobs.

The Know it All

by A.J. Jacobs.

Baby Catcher

by Peggy Vincent.

A re-read.

You'll Never Nanny in this Town Again

The True Adventures of a Hollywood Nanny

by Suzanne Hansen.

Oooh! Celebrity scandal! (sort of)

Mixed

by Angela Nissel.

You know what else is good? The Broke Diaries. But Halle Berry didn't endorse that one.

Inside Out

by Nadia Shivack.

Not a fan.