True storys

[palilogy]

Orange is the New Black - pretty amazing story.
I do love the series too and the fact that it is on Netflix.
Perhaps is one of my favorite binge worthy storylines.

[Julie Green]

Touching The Void by Joe Simpson is an amazing story of survival. In the same vein, Between a Rock and a Hard Place by Aron Ralstone is also a gripping real-life survival story.

[Mallory Porshnev]

Do you like memoirs? I recently read The Glass Castle by Jeanette Walls. It's great.

[Stephanie Runyon]

I have read several of Torey Hayden's books. She definitely has a talent for depicting what she worked with. I remember Ghost Girl was the first book I read and from that point forward I was addicted.

[Jennashby_87]

I loved A House In the Sky by Amanda Lindhout and Sara Corbett. It is about Amanda’s life when she was kidnapped in Somalia and held captive for over a year. Very crazy story and definitely an interesting read.

[Laura Lee]

You might enjoy 84 Charing Cross Road by Helene Hanff. It's a charming little book that is a collection of letters. It's the true correspondence between a writer in New York and a book seller in London spanning several decades. There's quite a bit of humor as well an intriguing glimpse of life in England under the austerity measures that followed World War II.

[Amna Khalid]

Do read The Central Park Five by Sarah Burns.

[Rachael S 1]

Ann Rule (Not Ann Rice) writes true crime novels. She is one of my favorite true storytellers. As a past in the police department, she has a different approach to crime novels.