whats the best autobiography you have read?

Question

shannonhf05 . if you enjoyed these books try a book by Constance briscoe called UGLY.

Answer 1

Dave pelzars books
a child called it
the lost boy
a man called dave

Answer 2

Maya Angelou's. Without a doubt my favorite thus far. Although, I'm reading Albert Einsteins bio right now. Even though it's not an autobiography, it's proving to be as funny and witty as it is complex to understand. As it should be for a man who possessed such a powerful intellect and genius as he did.

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Answer 3

If drama and abuse is each and all the guy's approximately, then i will in basic terms pray that they locate despite validation they choose someplace else. If somebody is surely in seek of help which i'm able to offering, I do. If the guy has fought the forged combat to conquer important existence devastations in spite of all odds, my money's on them. those are people who're going to win while all is asserted and completed.

Answer 4

Autobiography of Malcolm X

Answer 5

Good question. I really liked Marilyn Manson's and Bruce Campbell's.

But the best would probably have to be Salvador Dali's Diary of a Genius.

Answer 6

I have heard that Anne Frank is very good. I have never read any but as I am a young person the only one I have read is Lemony Snickets Unauthorized AutoBiography-

Answer 7

Call Me Coward by Eugen Dollman. Hilarious account of serving with the SS in Italy at the end of the war.

Answer 8

"Confessions of a Raving, Unconfined Nut" by Paul Krassner.

He was the publisher of the counterculture news-and-satire rag "The Realist," and was closely associated with most of the avant-garde figures of the 1950s and 60s, including Lenny Bruce, Abbie Hoffman and Allen Ginsberg, among others.
His reminiscences, and his wicked humor, make a great read.

Answer 9

Maya Angelou

Answer 10

Walter Payton