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The Vanity Fair Diaries: 1983 - 1992<br />
by Tina Brown<br />
Out now<br />
Tina Brown was barely out of her 20s when she was asked to save a troubled magazine. During her<br />
eight years as editor-in-chief of Vanity Fair, Brown kept a daily diary detailing how she reinvented<br />
the magazine, navigated the competitive New York media world and tolerated backstabbing rivals<br />
and some heavy skepticism. From covering the decline of the marriage of Princess Diana and<br />
Prince Charles to the famous Annie Leibovitz cover of a pregnant and naked Demi Moore, Brown’s<br />
diary details how the magazine became the powerhouse it is today.<br />
Educated: A Memoir<br />
by Tara Westover<br />
Release date: February 20<br />
Tara Westover was raised by survivalists in the mountains of Idaho, taught to stockpile supplies<br />
for the end of the world, to stew herbs for her midwife mother and to salvage metal. She never set<br />
foot in a classroom until she was 17 years old and started classes at Brigham Young University,<br />
where she studied politics, philosophy, history and learned, for the first time, about events like<br />
the Holocaust and the Civil Rights Movement. Educated is the story of how Westover’s want for<br />
knowledge takes her all over the world, from Harvard to Cambridge on a quest of self-discovery<br />
and change.<br />
Brooklyn in Love: A Delicious Memoir of Food, Family, and Finding Yourself<br />
by Amy Thomas<br />
Release date: February 6<br />
Set against the backdrop of Brooklyn and Manhattan’s food scenes, Brooklyn In Love chronicles<br />
Thomas’s attempt to balance a new family and her social life in a city where relationships and<br />
reservations are both hard to find. Newly 40 and with a new husband and child, Thomas sees<br />
moving to Brooklyn as a way to start over yet struggles to adapt to domesticity after a lifetime in<br />
the city.<br />
A New Model: What Confidence, Beauty, and Power Really Look Like<br />
by Ashley Graham<br />
Out now<br />
Model Ashley Graham has graced the covers of Cosmopolitan and British Vogue, has been the face<br />
of brands like H&M Studio and was the first size 14 model to appear on the cover of the Sports<br />
Illustrated swimsuit issue. <strong>No</strong>w, she’s sharing her thoughts about body image and the fashion<br />
industry in a series of essays about her life and career. Along the way, she discusses her successes<br />
and setbacks, offers words of support to every woman struggling with body image and self-esteem<br />
and considers how far the fashion industry has come and how far it still has to go.<br />
84 <strong>Alice</strong> Spring 2018
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