Book chart – celebrity autobiographies

1 More Fool Me: A Memoir – Stephen Fry

As Fry starts to get recognition for his work with the publication of his first novel and successful series including ‘A Bit of Fry and Laurie’ and ‘Blackadder’, he begins to burn the candle at both ends.

2 A Memoir – Lynda Bellingham

In 2013 Lynda Bellingham was diagnosed with cancer. This is the story of how she coped with the news. A box of tissues may be needed.

3 Young Winstone – Ray Winstone

Ray Winstone, known for playing hard men on screen, takes us back to his roots and the East End of London.

4 So, Anyway .... –John Cleese

The story of how a tall shy youth from Weston-Super-Mare went from being a teacher to part of the legendary Monty Python team.

5 Last Man Standing: Tales From Tinseltown

Prepare to be entertained as Roger Moore features a cast of stars including Tony Curtis, Sean Connery, Michael Caine and Frank Sinatra in this collection of stories.

6 Close Up: The Autobiography –Kelly Brook

Kelly Brook opens up about her life in the public eye in this frank autobiography,.

7 Proud: My Autobiography – Gareth Thomas

The story of how Gareth Thomas felt trapped and worried that the news that he was gay would destroy everything from his family to his teammates.

8 Anger Is An Energy: My Life Uncensored – John Lydon

From the Sex Pistols and Pil to ‘I’m A Celebrity Get Me Out Of It’, John Lydon takes a look back over his life.

9 The Life And Loves Of A He Devil – Graham Norton

Graham shares many of his loves and also some of the loves that he lost.

10 Travelling To Work: Diaries 1988-1998 – Michael Palin

At the end of the 80s and the early 90s, Michael Palin found himself going ‘Around the World in 80 days’ and from ‘Pole To Pole’. As well as the travel work, Michael was also kept busy on a number of other projects including writing books, making films and appearing in the West End. This latest volume of diaries takes you on a journey into the busy world of Michael Palin.

*Chart compiled by Morecambe Library. All of these books are available to order at your local Lancashire library, or visit http://bit.ly/allourbooks or http://capitadiscovery.co.uk/lancashire/ to reserve a copy.