Life Will Be the Death of Me

Chelsea Handler's year of self-discovery unfolds in a funny, sad, and brutally honest narrative. In the fall of 2016, amid the haze of vape smoke, she reflects on life with a woman in the White House, only to be jolted by Donald Trump's election. This prompts her to break free from her privileged bubble and initiate significant changes in her life. At home, she embarks on a journey of self-sufficiency, tackling everyday tasks and learning to navigate her surroundings. Engaging with a brilliant psychiatrist, she enters therapy to confront her childhood experiences of love and loss, while also exploring why others may fear her. Handler becomes politically active, finding her voice as an advocate for change, engaging in tough conversations, and rallying her supporters. Her fascination with Special Counsel Robert Mueller adds a layer of intrigue as she undergoes deep self-reflection, uncovering truths that illuminate her path forward. This memoir is not only thrillingly honest and insightful but also deeply funny, inviting readers to laugh while inspiring them to introspect and consider what truly matters in their lives. Advance praise highlights the transformative journey and connection readers will feel with Handler as she navigates her personal and political awakening.