Funny, tender, and so good. -- Mindy Kaling, #1 New York Times bestselling author of Why Not Me?These essays are brimming with veracity, humor, and daring sincerity that becomes contagious. In depictions of motherhood, Hollywood, and even the most devastating realities, Union keeps a remarkably steady hand; she speaks with the warmth of a late night phone call. -- Kiley Reid, New York Times bestselling author of Such a Fun AgeThis is an absolute must-read. Gabrielle doesn’t just open up—she opens up conversations we need to be having. -- Sunny Hostin, New York Times bestselling author of Summer on the Bluffs and I Am These TruthsHere is that rare book that will not only touch your heart, but also send you back out there to stand up for yourself and others. -- Meena Harris, #1 New York Times bestselling author of Ambitious GirlThis book is a masterclass in authenticity and vulnerability, and I loved it! I drank up the words on the pages because this is Gabby’s heart wide open in print. It is a stunning read that is deeply humanizing and I’m inspired by the courage and humor in it. It’s just so DAMB GOOD! -- Luvvie Ajayi Jones, New York Times bestselling author of Professional Troublemaker: The Fear-Fighter ManualGabrielle Union has written another wonderful book that pulls no punches. The searing honesty of You Got Anything Stronger? is a gift to readers. Union faces head-on the different ways women become mothers and partners in an emotionally resonant and universal way. Her voice is relatable, warm, and sharp. You owe it to yourself to curl up with this book and to pass it along to a friend. -- Tressie McMillan Cottom, Professor and MacArthur FellowGabrielle Union is serving us another stellar memoir. . . She gets even deeper in this series of essays that detail what her life is like now, including her experience with surrogacy and racism in the entertainment industry. -- Cosmopolitan, "15 Compelling Fall 2021 Books to Add to Your Reading List"Union returns with more wise, intimate personal stories. . . The respect with which she writes about the people in her life is a true testament to her character. Always smart, inviting, and generous with emotion, Union's second exquisite memoir reads like a conversation with your most enlightened, thoughtful friend. -- Booklist (starred review)The star actor and producer demonstrates her dedication to empowering young Black women and other marginalized people. As these essays ably show, Union is a dynamic role model for young Black women in all walks of life. -- Kirkus ReviewsUnion deftly writes about the life-changing diagnosis that led her to surrogacy as a path to motherhood; the impact of cracking open her family’s life for all to see; and how she discovered who she is beyond others’ projections. . . She makes you wish she were your best friend, her number saved in your favorites—a kindred spirit always ready to share real talk over a round of shots. -- EssenceHeartfelt, vulnerable, witty, and sincere. -- CNNIn her follow-up to her debut memoir, We’re Going to Need More Wine, actor and writer Gabrielle Union picks up where she left off, delving deep into her journey to conceive daughter Kaavia, her experience as a stepmom, and the rest — ugly, beautiful, and in-between. Break out the liquor, folks, because you’re going to want a stiff drink to go with this dish. -- BustleEven more open and relatable than her first. This time around the actor and author is opening up about her surrogacy journey, fighting against racial inequality in Hollywood, and her iconic Bring It On character, Isis. Grab a glass of your drink of choice and settle in, because reading Union's essays is every bit as satisfying as a nice, long chat with your best friend. -- Popsugar THE NEW YORK TIMES BESTSELLER“Funny, tender, and so good.” —Mindy Kaling, #1 New York Times bestselling author of Why Not Me?Remember when we hit it off so well that we decided We’re Going
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